WorksheetsUnit 3 Quiz 2 review
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 11mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
During the war, the Continental Congress ordered pensions to be created for military service. What was the importance of setting up pensions for the American military?
a)
they promised soldiers an amount of money for their service, after the war had ended
b)
they gave soldiers money right away to serve in the military
c)
they were created in order to pay the officers more money for their service
d)
they did not do anything; they were created as a military experiment
2.
Which of the following people would have been a privateer during the revolution?
a)
a wealthy plantation owner from the South
b)
a merchant/trader, who owned a boat, from Boston
c)
a priest, working for the church, from Maryland
d)
a French fur trapper from Louisiana
3.
Nicknamed 'The Swamp Fox', who led small armies of Americans in the South; defeating the British using guerilla style tactics (fighting styles)?
a)
Francis Marion
b)
James Armistead
c)
Horatio Gates
d)
Baron Von Stueben
4.
Analyze why the Treaty of Paris of 1783 took almost 3 years to create?
a)
all 3 sides (America, England, France) couldn't compromise on issues
b)
all 3 sides (America, England, France) agreed quickly to the terms, but had to write out multiple copies
c)
all 3 sides (America, England, France) were constantly arguing over re-writing the original Treaty of Paris (after the French and Indian War)
d)
all 3 sides (America, England, France) could not find a place to meet, it took them years to find a neutral place to meet
5.
Which was NOT a term/condition described in the Treaty of Paris?
a)
America was a free and independent country now
b)
America was allowed to move into their new territory of Canada
c)
America was allowed to fish off the coast of Canada
d)
America was supposed to give back all the land taken from loyalists
6.
Which of the following people can be considered a loyalist for their actions during the American Revolution?
a)
George Washington
b)
Baron Von Stueben
c)
Benedict Arnold
d)
Marquis de Lafayette
7.
Revolutionary War soldier and frontier leader. He encouraged the Indian leaders to remain neutral
a)
George Rogers Clark
b)
John Paul Jones
c)
Battle of Yorktown
d)
Treaty of Paris 1783
8.
John Paul Jones
a)
Revolutionary War soldier and frontier leader. He encouraged the Indian leaders to remain neutral
b)
American naval officer famed for his bravery. His most famous victory was the defeat of the British warship, Serapis, during which he declared, "I have not yet begun to fight!"
c)
Final major battle of the Revolutionary War - Cornwallis surrenders to Washington - Washington surrounds British army by land and France's navy blocks British retreat by sea
d)
Document that officially ended the Revolutionary War - America officially becomes independent - Negotiated by Ben Franklin, John Jay and John Adams.
9.
Battle of Yorktown
a)
Final major battle of the Revolutionary War - Cornwallis surrenders to Washington - Washington surrounds British army by land and France's navy blocks British retreat by sea
b)
Document that officially ended the Revolutionary War - America officially becomes independent - Negotiated by Ben Franklin, John Jay and John Adams.
c)
Revolutionary War soldier and frontier leader. He encouraged the Indian leaders to remain neutral
d)
American naval officer famed for his bravery. His most famous victory was the defeat of the British warship, Serapis, during which he declared, "I have not yet begun to fight!"
10.
Treaty of Paris 1783
a)
Document that officially ended the Revolutionary War - America officially becomes independent - Negotiated by Ben Franklin, John Jay and John Adams.
b)
Revolutionary War soldier and frontier leader. He encouraged the Indian leaders to remain neutral
c)
American naval officer famed for his bravery. His most famous victory was the defeat of the British warship, Serapis, during which he declared, "I have not yet begun to fight!"
d)
Final major battle of the Revolutionary War - Cornwallis surrenders to Washington - Washington surrounds British army by land and France's navy blocks British retreat by sea
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