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WorksheetsMr Lee's Test Prep 2
Total questions: 152
Worksheet time: 1hrs 24mins
What were the New England Colonies?
New Hampshire,
Massachusetts,
Rhode Island,
Connecticut
New York,
New Jersey,
Delaware,
Pennsylvania
North Carolina,
South Carolina,
Georgia,
Maryland,
Virginia
New Hampshire,
Massachusetts,
Rhode Island,
New York
What were the Middle Colonies?
New York,
New Jersey,
New Hampshire,
Pennsylvania
New Jersey,
New York,
Delaware,
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania,
New York,
New Jersey,
Delaware
New Hampshire,
Rhode Island,
Connecticut,
New York
What were the Southern Colonies?
North Carolina,
South Carolina,
Delaware,
Maryland,
Virginia
North Carolina,
South Carolina,
Maryland,
Virginia,
Georgia
Georgia,
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Massachusetts
None of the Above
What was the money Strategy for the New England Colony?
Fish/Hunting, Shipbuilding, Craftsmen
Trading
Agriculture
What was the Money Strategy for the Middle Colony?
Shipbuilding, Craftsmen, Fishing
Agriculture(Plantations)
Trading/ trading ports
What was the money strategy for the Southern Colonies?
Fish, shipbuilding, craftsmen
Trading/ trading ports
Agriculture(plantations-tobacco)
______ believed the church should be Purified.
Puritans
Pilgrims
_______ believed the church did not represent true faith(Believed people had the right to establish their own church)
Separatists
Puritans
What did the New England Way society (Beliefs and Society) consist of?
Tunnel Vision(my way or the highway)
Believed in duty, Godliness, hard work, and honesty
Puritan Work ethic: Duty, hard work, education
None of the above
Separatists moved to _______________ and became known as ___________.
South America, Pilgrims
North America, Pilgrims
South America, Pioneers
North America, Pioneers
Why were Separatists called Pilgrims?
Because the name was inspired by the Mayflower.
Because the name was inspired by the Colony they set up not too soon after.
Because the name was inspired by the Pilgrimage they took, the long journey they took for religious reasons.
None of the Above
What was the name of the Ship the Pilgrims rode on to get to North America?
Panama Canal
Mayflower
Lusitania
The Maine
What was the Mayflower Compact?
Agreement to Set up colonies.
Agreement to set up buildings
Agreement to set up cars
none of the above
Why were the Puritans successful in the Great Migration?
They were prepared for the trip
They understood the assignment
They read map
When Puritans left for Massachusetts due to the worsening relations with King Charles:
Great Migration
Western Expansion
Migration of the North
None of the Above
Leader of the Massachusetts bay colony-
John Winthrop
William Penn
James Oglethorpe
George Calvert
What was the most Diverse colony?
Southern Colonies
New England Colonies
Middle Colonies
_________ was named New Amsterdam before king Charles gave it to his brother
New Jersey
New Hampshire
New York
Delaware
Who did King Charles give New York to?
His brother, The Duke Of York
His Mother
His cousin
His sister
In New York, people lived near the ______ ________
Hudson River
River Dam
River of Statue
None of he above
Why did many people live in New Jersey instead of New York?
Expensive.
Fur traders/ Trappers didn't want farmers in the area.
French/ Iroquois were willing to fight for the area
None of the Above
Who was the Founder of Pennsylvania?
William Penn
Thomas Edison
John Calvert
James Oglethorpe
Why did William Penn request for land to build a colony?
So Catholics could be free and roam around without persecution
So Quakers could be safe from Persecution.
To provide freedom for all types of religions
none of the above
What did William name Pennsylvania after?
His mother
His sister
His brother
His father
Who is George Calvert?
Roman Catholic who asked if he could start his own colony
Named the colony Maryland in honor of the English Queen
Wanted to make a colony for Roman Catholics to be safe and express themselves
King Charles gave land(NC&SC) to the-
Hassan
Minutemen
Eight lords Proprietors
When did NC and SC split?
May 9, 1712
May 9, 1714
May 9, 1711
May 9, 1716
Georgia was started by ____________, called _____________.
Englishmen, Trusty
Englishmen, Trusties
Englishmen, Trusmess
Englishmen, Trust me
Who was the First leader of the Georgia Colony?
James Oglethorpe
George Calvert
Jamestown
Edward Hyde
Who took oath as the first Governor in north Carolina?
Edward Hyde
John Calvert
James Oglethorpe
None of the ABove
What were the MAIN causes of the American Revolution?
Tax on Tea
Stamp Act
No taxation without representation - Random people taxing them
What was the Proclamation of 1763? What did it do?
Signed by King George lll, Temporary closing of all lands west of the line to the Appalachian Mountains
Signed by King George lll, Ending war between Indians and French
Signed by King George lll, Ending civil war
French and Indian war:
Conflict between American colonists and French over control of Ohio Valley, Left Britain in debt, resulting in taxing the colonies
Conflict between American colonists and British over control over Ohio Valley, Left French in debt, resulting in taxing the colonies
Conflict between French colonists and British over control over the Ohio Valley, Left British in Debt, resulting in taxing the colonies
What was the Stamp Act?
Tax on newspapers, pamplets, legal documents, playing cards and dice
Tax on tea
Tax on Luxury items
What was the resulting effect of the Stamp Act?
"No taxation without Representation"
Sons of Liberty
Coercive Acts
Boycotts of Goods and demonstrations
Sons Of Liberty was founded by __________ and _____________.
Samuel Adams
James Hancock
James Winthrop
Sugar Act was:
Tax/ Raising duty on Luxury Items such as wine and silk
Tax on tea
Tax on Newspapers
Quartering Act-
Forced colonists to house and feed British Soldiers
Tax on imports of Glass, lead, tea, paper
Search warrants
Tea Act-
British East India Co. Sell its low cost tea directly to the colonies undermining colonial tea merchants
Sons of Liberty
What is the result of the Tea Act?
Boston Tea Party
Boston Massacre
Boston March
None of the Above
Boston Tea Party-
Sons of Liberty, dressed as Indian Americans Dumped Tea overboard/ stripped Captain and tarred him with feathers as a protest
Sons of Boston, dressed as Indian Americans Dumped Tea overboard/ stripped Captain and tarred him with feathers as a protest
Sons of New York, dressed as Indian Americans Dumped Tea overboard/ stripped Captain and tarred him with feathers as a protest
Boston Massacre-
Conflict between colonists and British, 6 colonists killed
Conflict between colonists and British, 4 colonists killed
Conflict between Colonists and British, 5 colonists killed
Conflict between Colonists and British, 8 colonists killed
What is the result of the Boston Tea Party?
Intolerable acts
Coercive Acts
Stamp Act
Townsend acts
Intolerable Acts/ Coercive Acts-
5 acts passed by British in response to Boston Tea Party
Boston Port Act: closed Boston Harbor
Mass Gov. act: Mass under direct British control
Townsend Acts-
Tax on imports of Paints, lead, glass, tea, paper
Tax on Newspapers/ documents
Search warrants
Forced to house and feed British Soldiers
Writs Of Assistance-
Search warrants
Search property for smuggled goods
None of Above
"Shot heard around the world"
First shot of the Revolution
First organized battle of militia against British Regulars
Lexington& Concord
Battle of Bunker Hill
Battle of Moore's Creek ridge
Battle Of Trenton
First Battle of American revolution in North Carolina:
Battle of Moores Creekridge
Battle Of Lexington & Concord
Battle of Bunker Hill
Battle Of Trenton
What was the Turning Point in the American Revolution?
Battle of Bunkerhill
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Trenton
Lexington And Concord
What was the First call for Independence?
Halifax Resolves
Hames Resolves
Havens Resolves
What was the fiercest Battle of the American Revolution?
Battle Of Bunker Hill
Battle Of Lexington And Concord
Battle of Antietam
Why did the Colonists lose the Battle of Bunker Hill?
What did they prove
They ran out of gunpowder, but they proved they could fight an Army
They ran out of food, but they proved they coul fight an Army
Who was the First American Naval Hero?
John Paul Jones
Cornwallis
Nathaniel Greene
Who was the Leader of the Continental army in the South?
Nathaniel Greene
John Paul Jones
Cornwallis
Where does Cornwallis Surrender? and Why?
Surrenders at yorktown due to ice cream
Surrenders at New Jersey due to Blockade
Surrenders at Yorktown due to Blockade
Who is the Father Of Independence?
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas Edison
Who won the Battle of the Guildford Courthouse?
British
Colonists
The Battle of Guildford Courthouse, British felt like they lost because
They had many casualties
f
t
4
Why Did Americans win the Revolutionary War?
Home-field Advantage
Help from Abroad
Leadership and Tactics(surprise attacks)
American Crisis was the-
Inspiring Pamphlet written by Thomas Paine that George Washington read to his Soldiers for inspiration
f
f
k
Thomas Paine, a former soldier, wrote the American Crisis and Common Sense, which _________________.
Inspired people to seek independence
Inspired people to dance more
Inspired people to get rid of Independence
Why did George Rogers clark Reverse the Proclamation of 1763?
To protect settlers living west in Appalachians
To protect settlers living north
To protect settlers living south of Appalachians
What ended the American Revolution?
Treaty of Paris, 1783
Treaty of Ghent
Treaty of Love
None of the Above
When was the Declaration Of Independence Signed?
July 4, 1776
d
What was the Beginning of the Civil War?
Fort Sumter
For tork
Fort SHore
To prevent future conflict over Lusitania Territory, congress drew an imaginary line east-west "36'30" North
True
False
Maine entered as a Free State
Missouri entered as a Slave State
True
False
Who called Slavery a "good, not an evil"
Argued that Enslaved Africans lived better lives than Poverty Stricken African Americans in the North
John C. Calhoun
John Brown
John C
Nat Turner, revolted in Virginia- resulted in banning of David Walkers Book
True
False
North depended on _____.
Manufacturing
Agriculture
South depended on
Agriculture
Manufacturing
Levi was the
Unofficial Pres of Underground Railroad
d
Bleeding Kansas:
Fight between Abolitionists and Southerners sent floods of colonists into Kansas. 200 people died from fighting
j
Dred Scott V.S SandFord
Couple sued for their freedom because they had lived with their owners for several years in free territories
Ruled Missouri Compromise Unconstitutional
Hinton Rowan Helper-
Wrote "The Impending Crisis, How to meet it.
Helper wanted to help poor whites, not African Americans
May 20, 1861, South Carolina is the FIRST state to leave the Union
True
False
Anaconda Plan- used by Winfield Scott
Naval blockades of all southern ports & military expedition take control of Mississippi River
True
False
Common Weapon used by soldiers in the Civil War was the:
Rifle Musket
Shot gun
Bomb
Atomic Bomb
Battle of Bull Run:
Proved War could be longer
Thomas Jackson earns the name "Stonewall Jackson"
Confederates won
Hampton Roads Monitor Battle:
First battle of Iron sided ships
True
False
Battle of Shildoh:
Battle with the most casualties than all American wars combined
Confederates attacked unprepared Union Group
Battle Of Antietam:
Single Bloodiest day of War
Confederates hoped attacks would lead to Northern States accepting the Confederates
George McCleallan attacked Lee's forces, pushing them West. But did nothing to Gain Victory. This results in Lincoln Removing McClellan from Commander
True
False
Check all that are True about the Emancipation Proclamation, September 22, 1862:
Document promised freedom to everyone
Freed slaves
Only applied to states that succeeded the Union
Did not apply to confederate territory territories already owned
Battle Of Chancellorsville:
Lee's greatest Victory
Stonewall Jackson shot by his own soldier
Battle Of Vicksburg:
2nd Part of Anaconda Plan
Turning Point of Civil War
Grant appointed General In chief
Battle Of Gettysburg:
Turning Point in Civil War
General Lee's army seriously weakened. His second and final attempt to invade the North
Gettysburg Address: November 19, 1863
Lasted Two minutes
Linked Civil war to American Revolution
War was for freedom and equality
Finest speech in history
Battle of Atlanta:
Sherman commanded his forces to burn down resources that could be useful to Confederate war efforts
Event was the backdrop in "Gone with the Wind"
Shermans March to sea:
Marched from Atlanta to Savannah
Destroyed everythig that could be used by Confederates
This method was called Total War
Sherman did not use Total was on North Carolina
Appomattox Courthouse: April 9, 1865
Union succeeded i capturing final supply line, the South Side Railroad. Forcing Lee and his hungry soldiers to flee to Petersburg.
Lee attempted to Join with Confederate Joseph Johnson, however Grant blockaded this meeting
Lee is forced to surrender after several Brief battles on April 7
All military Leadership graduated from West point
True
False
Zebulon B. Vance defended North Carolina against efforts by the confederate government to oppose its authority in the State
True
False
Fort Fisher
L shaped Sand Caslte
t
Who did Lincoln replace George McClellan with?
Ulysses S. Grant
Lee
Who Is Jefferson Davis?
President Of Union
President of Confederacy
Who was the President of the Union
President Lincoln
President George Washington
President James Clinton
Pickets Charge:
ordered by Robert E. Lee, and was intended to smash through the federal lines and destroy the Army of the Potomac.
f
What was General Cornwallis's(British army leader) mistake in the American Revolution
Waited until fall to leave
Waited until spring to leave
Waited until summer to leave
Waited until winter to leave
In the American Revolution, what was the end of American Defeats?
Kings Mountain Battle
Battle of Cowpens
Battle of Lexington and Concord
None of the Above
Who was the actor that assassinated Abraham Lincoln?
John Wilkes Booth
Washington
None
Who became President after Abraham Lincolns Assasination?
Andrew Johnson
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
None of the Above
What was the speech that Abraham Lincoln delivered?(ONe of the Most famous speeches in history)
Gettysburg address
Second Inaugural Address
What were black Codes?
restricted black people's right to own property, conduct business, buy and lease land, and move freely through public spaces.
Giving you this answer, its gonna be on the test
North- Body of Water
South- Towns
True
Faslse
The Gold Rush started in _________, then soon moved to ________.
New Jersey, New york
New Hampshire, New york
North Carolina, Canada
North Carolina, California
Who did Thomas Jefferson purchase the Louisiana Territory from?
Napoleon(France)
Napoleon(Canada)
Napoleon(Russia)
When did Thomas Jefferson Make this Purchase?
April 30th, 1803
b
Who was the Army Captain appointed by President Thomas Jefferson.
(Traveled the Northern Part)
Meriwether Lewis
William Clark
Pike
Who was the co-leader of Lewis and Clark Expedition?
Meriwether Lewis
William Clark
Pike
What were the goals for the Lewis and Clark Expedition?
Travel Northern Part
Find water route to Pacific
Relationships with Natives
(Describe landscape)
Explore lands west to Pacific
Who was the Native Woman from Shoshone Village that helped Lewis and Clark on their Expedition?
Sacagewea
Pocahontas
None of the Above
Why were people upset about Black Codes?
Because if Black codes were to happen, the soldiers that fought in the civil war would have died in Vain
Because they wanted to love and hug each other
Who did the Southern part of the expedition?
(Gave false information about the area saying it was dry a deserted)
Pike
Lewis
Clark
Where did Lewis and Clark Begin their Expedition?
St. Louis
St. Idk
St. Margrethe
What did Lousi and Clark learn from their Expedition?
The all water route to the Pacific did NOT exist
d
What was named after Pike and where is it located
Pike's Peak, Colorado
Johnsons peak, Colorado
Who was one of the most powerful Radical Republicans in the U.S, and proposed the impeachment on Andrew Johnson?
Thaddeus Stevens
Thaddeus Steffin
Who was the President responsible for the Trail of Tears?
Andrew Jackson
Andrew Johnson
The freedmen Bureau was for the Poor whits and Blacks:
Provided food/medical care
helped freedmen arrange wages and good working conditions
Built schools for Education
Who were Radical Republicans?
Help Black people get rights
Help white people get rights
Help hispanics get rights
What was the Three-Fifth's compromise?
every enslaved American would be counted as three-fifths of a person for taxation and representation purposes.
Every enslaved person would be counted two-fifths as a person for taxtation and representation purposes.
What overturned the Three-fifths and Dred Scott decision?
14 amend
d
Why was president Andrew Johnson voted for Impeachment
Tensure of Office Act
s
Archibald Deow Murphey:
Created internal Improvements
Created Public education
Created constitutional Reform
Believed North Carolinians were behind due to education
Who were carpetbaggers and why?
Southerners that moved to the North, Trying to make money from North's bad situations
Northerners that moved to the South, Trying to make money from South's bad situations
What were scalawags?
White Southerners who supported the Radical Reconstruction
d
General Scott was the Army captain trailing the Natives in the Trail of Tears.
True
False
What were the Causes of the War of 1812?
Great Britain had violated American sovereignty by refusing to surrender western forts as promised in the Treaty of Paris after the Revolutionary War.
Britain interfered with U.S trade by the Impressment/kidnapping of American sailors
Great Britain issued a series of trade restrictions designed to disrupt American trade with France.
Great Britain provided arms and support to Native Americans in the western frontiers who were attacking American settlers.
Embargo Act of 1807/ Non-intercourse Act, stopped the trading from all around the world
There was a con to this situation though,
Southern and Western farmers lost important markets
Shipowners lost income
"cutting one's throat to cure the nosebleed"
Andrew Jackson was:
7th Presdident
War of 1812 Hero
Old Hickory
Battle of New Orleans
Dolly Madison was:
Wife of James Madison
Saved George Washington Portrait
What Treaty ended the war of 1812
(December 24, 1814)
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Gettysburg
Treaty of Ghent
War of 1812 had no Clear Winner
True
False
Who is the Father of the Constitution?
James Mason
Jmas
What were Federalists and Anti federalists?
Federalists: Supported Constitution
Anti federalists- feared that constitution gave too much power to central government
What was the problem with the constitution?
It did not have a bill of rights
It did not have the 23 amendment
Nothing was wrong with the Constitution
None of the Above
Article Of Confederation - system governemt that divided power between nation gov and state gov
True
False
______ made them change the articles of confederation.
Sheys Rebellion
Rebellion of the north
You have to be 35 to Be President
You have to be 30 to be Legislative
You have to be 25 to be Judicial/Supreme
False
True
Checks and Balance - Balences out the power making sure one Branch does not get more power than the other
True
False
Virginia plan
Help out big states
Help out small states
Great Comprimise
New Jersey-
Helps out small states
Helps out big states
Great Compromise
Connecticut Plan-
Great Comprimise
Help out small states
Help out big States
HOR(population) 435
True
False
Senate - Equal Representation
(100 sentators)
(2 in each state)
False
True
What is the total number of people in Congress(Altogether)
535
525
512
515
What is the 1st Amend
Freedoms, Petitions, Assembly
c
What is the 3rd Amend
Quartering of Soldiers/ no soldier can house without permission
.
What is the 5th Amend
Not having to Testify against yourself if accused of a crime
"Right to remain silent"
x
Right to Bear Arms is the
2nd Amend
d
"Excessive bail should not be required, nor Cruel or unusual punishments."
this is an example of the:
8th Amend
.
