WorksheetsAmerican Revolution Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 18mins
A colonist against British rule was called
Patriot
Loyalist
Who warned the colonists that the British were planning an attack on the colonists?
Logan Paul
Paul Revere
Samuel Adams
Adam Levine
What was NOT a result of the Boston Tea Party?
King George sent more soldiers
King George became super angry with the colonists
King George refused to allow any ships to come into the Boston Harber
King George agreed to lower some of the taxes
Why did the American Revolution happen?
The colonists were tired of being treated unfairly
King George was tired of taking care of the colonists
The colonists wanted a new King.
George Washington said they needed to seperate
Who said, "I want those colonists to behave like respectful British citizens!"
King George
George Washington
a Loyalist
a Patriot
Which word matches this definition: A meeting of representatives of the British colonies.
Continental Congress
Parliament
Revolution
Boycott
Who said, "I can fight for the American cause at a moment's notice!"
Minuteman
Loyalist
King George
Paul Revere
I organized a group of people to go and dump tea into the Boston Harbor. Who am I?
Thomas Jefferson
Samuel Adams
Paul Revere
Loyalist
Patriot or Loyalist: Their army was made up of untrained soldiers.
Patriot
Loyalist
Patriot or Loyalist: Their army was led by the King of England.
Patriot
Loyalist
Patriot or Loyalist: Their army used "minutemen" who were ready to fight at a moments notice.
Patriot
Loyalist
Patriot or Loyalist: Their army was made up of untrained soldiers.
Patriot
Loyalist
Patriot or Loyalist: They had the advantage of knowing the countryside in the colonies very well.
Patriot
Loyalist
Primary source or secondary source: Money used during the war.
Primary Source
Secondary source
Primary source or secondary source: several buttons from a confederate soldier's uniform.
Primary Source
Secondary source
Primary source or secondary source: an online historical timeline.
Primary Source
Secondary source
Primary source or secondary source: a social studies textbook
Primary Source
Secondary source
Acting or speaking on behalf of someone.
Representation
Boycott
Musket
Revolution
The part of the British government in which members make laws for the British people.
Parliament
Hessian
Revolution
Representation
A meeting of representatives of the British colonies
Parliament
Revolution
Minutemen
Continental Congress
