Georgians' Perspectives on the Revolutionary War

How did the colonists react to the Stamp Act?

• They were angry and upset

• They did not mind paying the King

• They felt like it was the least they could do to pay for the French and Indian War

• The colonist supported the tax

Which of the following are causes of the Revolutionary War?

• Stamp Act

• French and Indian War

• The Constitution

• Proclamation of 1763

How did Georgians feel leading up to the Revolutionary War?

• Many Georgians still remained loyal to Britain

• The completely supported the revolution

• Every single Georgian was a patriot

• They completely rejected the revolution

Why didn't all Georgians support the Revolutionary War immediately?

• Georgia was making a lot of money

• They supported the war effort immediately

• Many Georgians were still loyal to the crown

• Georgia was close allies with Spain

Patriots would most likely be mad at which political figure?

• Abraham Lincoln

• James Oglethorpe

• King Ferdinand II

• King George III

The list of complaints in the Declaration of Independence is found in which section?

• Preamble

• Grievances

• Declaration

• Constitution

Who were the three signers of the Declaration from Georgia?

• Button Gwinnett

• James Wright

• Lyman Hall

• George Walton

What was the document that officially separated the colonies from Britain?

• The Monroe Doctrine

• Declaration of Independence

• The Constitution

• The Articles of Confederation

Which of the following are Patriot views or statements?

• We should make a new government

• No taxation without representation

• We should support the King's taxes

• We are citizens of an American nation

Which of the following are loyalists views or statements?

• No taxation without representation

• We should serve the King and Britain

• The rebellious colonists must be punished for their actions

• Boycotting and protesting will only hurt the colonists