_______ swear to uphold the principles codified in the Constitution, which include establishing justice, ensuring domestic tranquility, providing for the common defense, promoting the general welfare, and securing the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity.

Among trusted Army professionals, the Golden Rule belongs to what foundational motivation?

The key condition for effective American civil military relations is _______ and trust

The Army accomplishes its mission by supporting the joint force in four strategic roles: shaping operational environments, preventing conflict, prevailing in large-scale ground combat, and _______.

Operation orders provide the “_______,” express the “Commander’s Intent,” and contain five paragraphs (“5-paragraph combat order format”).

Is an abbreviated form of an operation order issued as needed after an operation order to change or modify that order or to execute a branch or sequel to that order (JP 5-0).

History suggests three common preconditions for the full realization of a Revolution in Military Affairs are technological developments, doctrine/operational innovations, and _________

Among Native Americans (indigenous peoples of North America) in the English colonial settlement areas, _________ was used as promissory notes as well as “cash in hand”

A preemptive strike by officer George Washington, this place on the Ohio Valley was the first engagement of the yet undeclared French & Indian War

The first direct levy on Britain’s American colonies, passed in 1765 to generate funds for the British

In 1764, the British passed the _____________, the first law aimed strictly at raising American money for the Crown, increasing the duties on merchandise imported into the Colonies that was not of British origin.

What firearm was the most popular weapon during the American Revolutionary War?

What section of the Article of Confederation concerning The President as Commander in Chief was later adopted into the U.S. Constitution?

The two most challenging potential enemy threats are?

We study military history with the unwritten purpose of what?

Military history is an objective, accurate, _____, and _____ record of all activities of the Armed Forces in peace and War.

This technology common to firearms of the Revolutionary War involved a touch-hole that was located on the side of the gun barrel

This first major fight of the Revolutionary was a costly victory for the British

This campaign after Boston, had General Washington face General Howe on many occasions for control of vital water routes that were essential for the survival of the American cause

This American General defeated a British force of regulars under the command of Colonel Tarleton at Cowpens, using a classic military action that captured all of the British forces

British General Cornwallis surrendered at this location of a naval base, effectively ending the Revolutionary War

In 1783, this event was the first threat to civilian control of the Government when a group of armed Soldiers attempted to seizure of political power

This demarcation line imposed by the British stated that the lands west of the Appalachians were "reserved" for the Indians.

These Colonists, dressed as Indians, sneaked onto ships in Boston harbor and festively tossed chests of tea into the water

Which of these writing communication principles does not belong?

Which of these does not belong to the four domains of the writing hierarchy?