What were the main causes of the American Revolution?

• Opposition to colonial trade agreements

• Colonial resistance to taxation without representation, desire for self-governance, and tensions over British policies.

• Desire for increased British control

• Support for British taxation policies

How did the American Revolution impact families and communities?

• It had no significant effect on gender roles or civic engagement.

• Families and communities became wealthier and more stable due to the Revolution.

• The American Revolution caused divisions within families and communities, altered gender roles, and inspired civic engagement.

• The American Revolution united all families and communities without conflict.

What were the key differences between Loyalists and Patriots?

• Loyalists were primarily farmers, while Patriots were mostly merchants.

• Loyalists wanted to expand British territories, while Patriots wanted to maintain the status quo.

• Loyalists supported British rule, while Patriots sought independence.

• Loyalists opposed taxation, while Patriots supported it.

What role did propaganda play in the American Revolution?

• Propaganda was primarily used to promote British loyalty.

• Propaganda discouraged colonists from joining the revolution.

• Propaganda had no impact on the outcome of the war.

• Propaganda united the colonies, shaped public opinion, and motivated support for the revolution.

How did the outcome of the war affect the future of the United States?

• The war led to the division of the United States into separate nations.

• The war caused a significant decrease in industrial development in the country.

• The war resulted in the immediate establishment of a monarchy in the U.S.

• The war preserved the Union and abolished slavery, leading to a more unified and industrialized United States.