SS8H3C Checkpoint

Who were the Patriots during the Revolutionary War?

• French soldiers fighting alongside the British.
• Native Americans opposing all colonists.
• Colonists who supported independence from Britain.
• Colonists loyal to the British crown.

2. What was the role of the Loyalists in the American Revolution?

• Loyalists were neutral and did not take sides during the conflict.
• Loyalists fought for American independence and supported revolutionary forces.
• Loyalists supported British rule and opposed the American Revolution, providing assistance to British forces.
• Loyalists sought to establish a new government independent of British rule.

What was the significance of the Battle of Kettle Creek in Georgia’s Revolutionary War history?

• It was a decisive victory for the British forces.
• It marked the end of British control in Georgia.
• The Battle of Kettle Creek was significant for boosting patriot morale and disrupting British supply lines in Georgia.
• It had no impact on the overall war effort.

What was the Siege of Savannah?

• A siege during the War of 1812 involving American forces against the British.
• A diplomatic meeting between American and British leaders in Savannah.
• A naval battle fought between Spain and Britain in the Caribbean.
• A military conflict during the American Revolutionary War where American and French forces attempted to recapture Savannah from the British.

Why was the Siege of Savannah a significant event in Georgia during the Revolutionary War?

• It marked the end of the Revolutionary War in Georgia.
• It was the first battle fought in Georgia during the war.
• The Siege of Savannah was significant as it was a key battle for control of a strategic port during the Revolutionary War.
• It resulted in the immediate independence of Georgia from British rule.

How did the Loyalists contribute to the British war effort in Georgia?

• Loyalists contributed by providing intelligence, recruiting soldiers, supplying resources, and maintaining British control.
• Loyalists provided no support and remained neutral.
• Loyalists actively sabotaged British efforts in Georgia.
• Loyalists fought solely for independence from Britain.

What was the outcome of the Battle of Kettle Creek for the Patriots in Georgia?

• The Patriots won the Battle of Kettle Creek but faced heavy casualties that weakened their forces.
• The Patriots lost the Battle of Kettle Creek, leading to decreased support in Georgia.
• The Battle of Kettle Creek ended in a stalemate, with no clear winner for either side.
• The Patriots won the Battle of Kettle Creek, boosting morale and support in Georgia.

Why was Georgia divided between Patriots and Loyalists during the Revolutionary War?

• Georgia was united in support of the British Crown.
• The division was based on economic interests in agriculture.
• Patriots and Loyalists were primarily divided by religious beliefs.
• Many Georgians had economic ties to Britain, while others supported independence

What effect did the British victory at the Siege of Savannah have on Georgia?

• The British victory strengthened British control over Georgia and delayed revolutionary efforts.
• It caused a mass migration of British loyalists to Georgia.
• The victory resulted in a stronger alliance with France.
• It led to immediate independence for Georgia.

Who were the Patriots fighting against at the Battle of Kettle Creek?

• French forces
• Native American tribes
• Loyalists and British forces
• Spanish soldiers