WorksheetsCh.5 Assessment/Causes of Rev. War
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 34mins
What type of warfare is being used by the French and Indians in this image?
Linear/European
Siege
Guerrilla
Trench
What colonial form of protest would be MOST similar to using social media to complain or spread information?
Boycotts
Creating Militias
Nonimportation Agreements
Committees of Correspondence
Who created this cartoon, and what event was it associated with?
George Washington; Battle of Monongahela
William Pitt; Treaty of Paris 1763
Paul Revere; Boston Massacre
Ben Franklin; Albany Plan of Union
What was the name of these laws meant to punish colonists after the Boston Tea Party?
The Townshend Acts
The Intolerable Acts
The Punitive Acts
The Writs of Assistance
Patriots refused to buy taxed products which forced British lawmakers to cancel many taxes. What vocabulary terms correspond with the underlined definitions.
Boycotted; Repeal
Petitioned; Revoke
Nullified; Void
Vetoed; Nullified
Who created this image, and what event was it depicting(showing)?
Ben Franklin; Albany Plan of Union
George Washington; Battle of Monongahela
Paul Revere; Boston Massacre
Sam Adams; Boston Tea Party
What analogy would BEST represent the relationship between the 13 Colonies and England?
13 Colonies as patient; England as doctor
13 Colonies as child; England as parent
13 Colonies as player; England as coach
13 Colonies as student; England as teacher
What law(s) is associated with the red line on the map, and why did it anger colonists?
Proclamation of 1763; colonists not allowed in Ohio River Valley
Writs of Assistance; colonists lose their privacy rights
Townshend Acts; colonists are taxed without representation
Intolerable Acts; British blockade hurt people of Boston
What law(s) taxed the items shown in the image?
The Intolerable Acts
The Stamp Act
The Townshend Acts
The Writs of Assistance
What event is associated with the following:
* turning point of war
* less than 15 minutes
* British win using linear warfare
Battle of Monongahela
Battle of Quebec
Boston Massacre
Battle of Fort Necessity
What disputed land area was the main cause of the French and Indian War?
Florida Territory
The Atlantic Coastline
The Carolina Country
The Ohio River Valley
What famous American started the French and Indian War?
Ben Franklin
Paul Revere
George Washington
Sam Adams
What colonial form of protest (in image) sent the message to England that many people were unhappy about a law/event?
Militias
Boycotts
Petitions
Writs of Assistance
What group of unskilled and inexperienced soldiers is shown in the picture?
British Redcoats
American Militia
Spanish Conquistadors
French Regular Soldiers
Analyze the two maps "before" and "after" the French and Indian War. What conclusion can be made about the outcome/results of the war?
The Spanish won the war and gained all of Canada.
The French won the war and gained all of the Atlantic coastline.
The British won the war and the French lost most of their land.
The English won and gained all land in North America from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean.
According to the map, how did the French protect their land holdings in North America?
They built a series or missions.
They built a wall to protect against English attack.
They relied upon their huge population of colonists for protection.
They built a series of forts.
What major historical event changed the maps shown in this image?
The Revolutionary War
The Boston Tea Party
The Boston Massacre
The French and Indian War
What was the MAIN reason American colonists were upset over British taxes?
There were too many taxes.
The American colonists taxes were way higher compared to taxes on English citizens.
Colonists had no voice, vote, or say on the taxes placed upon them.
Only certain groups of colonists were taxed in America.
Revere's Boston Massacre engraving, the Committees of Correspondence, and this image were all forms of _______________ stirring up hatred towards the British.
propaganda
boycotts
petitions
mercantilism
What was the ECONOMIC ($) effect of the French and Indian War?
France lost all of its land in North America.
The British government forced taxes on American colonists.
Spain gained control of the Ohio River Valley.
American colonists fought Native Americans in the Ohio River Valley.
What was an unexpected result of the British closing down Boston Harbor?
The colonists swore total allegiance to Britain.
The American navy destroyed many of the British ships in the harbor.
The 13 Colonies joined in unity and support for the people of Boston.
The French and Indian War officially ended.
What was the most effective form of colonial protest against the British?
Tar and Feathering of tax collectors.
Boycotting British goods.
Petitioning King George III and Parliament.
Establishing the Committees of Correspondence.
What event is associated with the following information:
*90,000 pounds destroyed
*Disguised as Mohawk Indians
*Carried out by Sons of Liberty
The Boston Massacre
The Stamp Act Congress
The Glass Factory Fire
The Boston Tea Party
What British law angered colonists because it invaded their privacy in their homes, ships and places of business?
Townshend Acts
Boston Massacre
Writs of Assistance
Proclamation of 1763
What group of ultra Patriots included Sam Adams and Paul Revere and planned the Boston Tea Party?
Sons of Liberty
Fathers of Democracy
Brothers of Chaos
Massachusetts Madmen
Which answer BEST completes this sentence: "During the French and Indian War colonists viewed Redcoats as _____, but after the war colonists viewed Redcoats as _____.
enemies; heroes
protectors; controllers
traitors; friends
invaders; neighbors
What was the most violent form of colonial protest before the Revolutionary War?
Petitions
Boston Tea Party
Chicken Wiring
Tar and Feathering
What two European countries fought in the French and Indian War?
Spain and Netherlands
England and France
Spanish and Iroquois
Sweden and Germany
Why were boycotts such an effective form of colonial protest?
Boycotts took away English citizens rights and freedoms.
Boycotts physically destroyed British property and goods.
Boycotts resulted in the British government losing money.
Boycotts violently intimidated and attacked British officials.
What answer BEST completes the sentence below?
"King George III was ________________
intelligent.
logical.
A great leader.
immature and stubborn.
Which answer is current proof of who won the French and Indian War?
We speak the language of the country that won.
The flag and king of the country that won is on our dollar bill.
We have a national holiday honoring the country that won.
Our National Anthem (Star Spangled Banner) was written during the French and Indian War.
What is the name of British lawmakers?
Congress
House of Burgesses
Peoples Assembly
Parliament
What British law angered colonists because it allowed British soldiers to live in colonists houses?
Proclamation Acdt
Quartering Act
Townshend Act
Stamp Act
Why were waterways such as rivers and lakes so important during colonial times (1700's)?
There was gold at the bottom of them.
They supplied fish which was the main food source for the colonists.
They acted like roads/highways for trade and transportation.
The water was turned into steam power to run factories.
Why was Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania such an important location during the 1700's?
The Pittsburgh area had huge amounts of gold.
It was the site of the treaty that ended the French and Indian War.
It was a major hub of railroad lines and train stations.
It was where three rivers met.
