From Tea to Revolution: The Road to Independence

The video covers the events leading to the American Revolutionary War, starting with the Boston Tea Party and the British response through the Intolerable Acts. It discusses the formation of the First Continental Congress, Paul Revere's ride, and the beginning of the Revolutionary War. Key battles and figures, such as the Battle of Bunker Hill and Sarah Bradley, are highlighted. The video concludes with the signing of the Declaration of Independence and its significance, followed by reflective questions on the colonists' actions.

What was the British response to the Boston Tea Party?

• They sent more tea to the colonies.

• They passed the Intolerable Acts.

• They granted independence to the colonies.

• They ignored the event.

What was the main purpose of the First Continental Congress?

• To elect a new king.

• To celebrate the Boston Tea Party.

• To discuss the colonies' response to British policies.

• To declare war on Britain.

Who warned the militias about the British troops' advance towards Concord?

• Benjamin Franklin

• Paul Revere

• Thomas Jefferson

• George Washington

What was the significance of the Battle of Bunker Hill?

• It ended the Revolutionary War.

• It was the first battle of the Revolutionary War.

• It was a decisive victory for the British.

• It demonstrated the colonists' ability to stand up to the British.

What was the main message of Thomas Paine's 'Common Sense'?

• To encourage independence from Britain.

• To call for reconciliation with Britain.

• To support British rule.

• To promote trade with Britain.

When was the Declaration of Independence signed?

• July 4, 1776

• January 10, 1776

• April 18, 1775

• June 17, 1775

When did Britain recognize America's independence?

• 1783

• 1781

• 1790

• 1776