US History Review

What was issued by King George III to stop English settlements west of the Appalachian Mountains after Britain won the French & Indian War. It was issued because the king did not want to pay to protect the colonists from Native Americans or cause problems with their tribes.

• French and Indian War

• Proclamation Act of 1763

• Continental Congress

• Declaration of Independence

What was the confrontation between British soldiers and a crowd of Boston colonists in which five people were killed; March 5, 1770.

• Boston Tea Party

• Battle of Lexington

• Jamestown

• Boston massacre

Who was was the 7th President. He’s 1st of 3 Presidents from the state of Tennessee.He was called “President of the people” or “Common Man’s President”

• Andrew Johnson

• James K. Polk

• Andrew Jackson

• George Washington

What was the movement to allow women the right to vote.

• Slave laws

• 2nd great awakening

• Women’s suffrage

• 2bd amendment

Who was the Commander of the Continental Army, later became 1st U.S. President

• George Washington

• John Adams

• Thomas Jefferson

• Abrahm Lincoln

What battle where the first shots of the Civil War fired.

• Battle of lookout Mountain

• Battle of Shiloh

• Fort Sumter

• Battle of Gettysburg

What battle was the site of the first major battle of the American Revolution. It proved the Colonial forces could hold their own against British forces.

• Battle of Saratoga

• Battle of Yorktown

• Battle of Bunker hill

• Battle of Lexington and concord

What was was an act of protest by Massachusetts’s patriots against the Tea Act in which the Sons of Liberty dumped tons of tea into the harbor.

• Boston tea party

• Boston massacre

• Sons of liberty

• Proclamation Act

What was the secret society of English colonists who sometimes used violence to protest against the British taxes and policies

• Boston tea party

• Sons of liberty

• Sons of justice

• Boston massacre

What is a person who leaves one country to settle permanently in another.

• Immigrant

• Native Americans

• African Americans

• allies