Georgia Revolution Quiz

Why were many Georgians initially slow to support the American Revolution?

• They had more British soldiers than other colonies

• Their economy depended on trade with Great Britain

• They were afraid of Native American attacks

• Religious leaders told them to stay neutral

How did the Battle of Kettle Creek help the Patriot cause in Georgia?

• It gave them access to a port city

• It convinced the French to join the war

• It boosted Patriot morale and provided needed supplies

• It made Native Americans stay neutral

What was Georgia's response when other colonies began preparing for war?

• Georgia published newspapers supporting independence

• Georgia continued life as usual

• Georgia immediately joined the revolution

• Georgia fought against other colonies

What was the most significant result of the Siege of Savannah?

• The British were defeated

• The French gained control

• It was the final battle

• Savannah stayed under British control

Who was more common in Georgia during the Revolution?

• Patriots

• Loyalists

• French allies

• Spanish supporters

In Georgia during the Revolution, the cities and countryside were:

• All controlled by Patriots

• All controlled by British

• Split between British (cities) and Patriots (countryside)

• Controlled by French forces

Who were important Loyalist leaders in Georgia?

• Austin Dabney and Elijah Clarke

• George Walton and John Houstoun

• Governor Wright and Thomas Brown

• Count Pulaski and William Jasper

The Liberty Boys in Georgia were:

• British supporters

• Neutral merchants

• Patriot revolutionaries

• French allies

Where did Georgia Patriots meet to plan resistance?

• Wright's Mansion

• Tondee's Tavern

• British Headquarters

• French Embassy

Austin Dabney was significant because he:

• Was a slave who became a Patriot hero

• Led the British forces

• Was a French commander

• Founded Savannah