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Bosco Revolution Test Part 3

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 2mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

John Locke

a)

Enlightenment figure who influenced the Founding Fathers

b)

author of the Declaration of Independence

c)

Signer of the Declaration of Independence

2.

Natural Rights

a)

Life Liberty, the Pursuit of Happiness

b)

Life, liberty, property

c)

live, laugh, love

3.

Minutemen

a)

local militia to protect the town at a moment's notice

b)

British soldiers

c)

tarred and feathered tax collectors

4.

Declaration of Independence

a)

The United States's founding document

b)

written by Thomas Jefferson

c)

gave reasons why the colonies wanted to separate from Great Britain

d)

All of the above

5.

Thomas Jefferson

a)

Author of Common Sense

b)

Author of the Crisis

c)

Author of the Declaration of Independence

6.

George Washington

a)

Commanding general of the British forces

b)

Commanding general of the American forces

c)

Commanding general of the French forces

7.

Valley Forge

a)

Washington's winter camp in 1777 and 1778

b)

Washington's spring camp in 1776

c)

Cornwallis's winter camp in 1777 and 1778

8.

Lord Cornwallis

a)

British commander during most of the Revolution

b)

Commanding general of the American forces

c)

Commanding general of the French forces

9.

Yorktown

a)

Final battle of the French and Indian War

b)

Final battle of the Revolutionary War

c)

Final battle of the War of 1812

10.

Treaty of Paris 1783

a)

Treaty that ends the Revolutionary War

b)

Treaty that ends the French and Indian War

c)

Treaty that ends the War of 1812

11.

Which was NOT a provision of the Treaty of Paris 1783

a)

USA gets all land east of the Mississippi River

b)

Fishing Rights off of Newfoundland

c)

Navigation of the Potomac River

12.

Which was NOT a provision of the Treaty of Paris 1783

a)

Britain will return all captured slaves

b)

Fishing rights in the Mississippi River

c)

Navigation rights in the Mississippi River