WorksheetsCH 4 Rev War
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 10mins
The colonists modeled their government on the government of
Spain
France
Canada
Great Britain
Colonists opposed new British taxes by protesting violently and...
Trading only with Canada
Writing pamphlets and protesting
Staging a hunger strike
Sending the Continental Army
The American Revolution began when shots were fired at
Lexington
Conord
Boston
Bunker Hill
Which of the following describes Loyalists?
They decided to fight against the British.
They supported British taxation.
They thought Patriots were too radical.
They joined the colonial militia.
After British forces started losing battles in the South, neutral colonists reacted by
fleeing to the West.
helping the British.
supporting the Patriots.
fleeing to Great Britain.
A Virginia representative who argued that only colonial assemblies had the right to tax colonists.
John Hancock
George Washington
Sam Adams
Patrick Henry
Freedoms that cannot be taken away by government..
liberty rights
natural selection
natural rights
all of the above
The site of Cornwallis’s surrender to Washington
New York
Boston
Trenton
Yorktown
A law that required colonists to pay a tax on printed materials
Print Act
Stamp Act
Tea Act
Quartering Act
Soldiers from other countries who were hired and paid to fight
Minutemen
Militia
Mercenaries
Continental Army
The author of Common Sense...
Thomas Paine
Thomas Jefferson
Ben Franklin
John Adams
The agreement that ended the Revolutionary War
Declaration of Independence
Treaty of Europe
Magna Carta
Treaty of Paris
The governing body that gave command of the Continental Army to George Washington
First Continental Congress
Second Continental Congress
Stamp Act Congres
Congress
Most of the Battle of Bunker Hill was fought on __________
Lexington
Breed's Hill
Concord
Boston Hill
French Admiral who’s fleet kept the British in Yorktown
Gen. Lafayette
Gen. Burgoyne
Gen. Lehigh
Comte DeGrasse
He was the only African American killed at the Boston Massacre
Crispus Attucks
Benjamin Smith
Martin Luther King
Trevor Joseph
Drafted by Thomas Jefferson, declaring independence from England
Constitution
Olive Branch Petition
Declaration of Independence
Magna Carta
This body of water was crossed by Washington on Christmas Eve during his attack on Trenton
Lake Delaware
Delaware River
Mississippi River
Lake Hopatcong
British General who surrendered his army at Yorktown to Nathaniel Greene
General Howe
General Washington
General Cornwallis
General Gage
Virginia planter chosen to command the Continental Army
John Hancock
George Washington
Patrick Henry
Thomas Gage
The American style of warfare during the Rev War
Napoleonic Warfare
Guerilla Warfare
Chemical Warfare
Air Warfare
Colonial militia who were ready to fight at a moment’s notice
Mercenaries
Minutemen
Schenk's Militia
US Coast Guard
NJ winter quarters for patriots after Battle of Princeton
Valley Forge
Lambertville Station
Easton
Morristown
He said “Give me liberty or give me death!”
John Hancock
Patrick Henry
Sam Adams
Anthony Frey
Name given to colonists who fought for freedom
Loyalists
Tories
Patriots
Sons of Justice
They rode by horse to warn minutemen that “The British are coming!”
Sam Adams
Paul Revere
Willia Dawes
Samuel Prescott
Thomas Gage
This group led violent protests against British taxes in the colonies
Sons of Liberty
Minutemen
Hessians
Loyalists
Two countries that were allies of the colonists
England
Spain
Mexico
France
The battle that is considered the turning point of the war. (After this battle, other countries decided to send help!)
Yorktown
Bunker Hill
Princeton
Saratoga
He was an American general who betrayed the patriots and sided with the British. (A traitor!)
Benjamin Martin
Paul Revere
Benedict Arnold
Thomas Paine
3 strengths of the British:
The world's most powerful empire
Foreign aid from France
Population 4 times that of the colonies
Worked with the local militias
Well trained troops with plenty of supplies
3 strengths of the Patriots:
Leader in manufacturing
Established government
Used guerilla warfare
Fighting for a cause; "wanted it more"
Familiar with the terrain
Who did most Native Americans side with?
Patriots
England
The very harsh laws intended to punch Boston (after the Tea Party!)
TWO different names (2 answers)
Coercive Acts
Tea Party Acts
Loyalist Acts
Intolerable Acts
Stamp Acts
Mary Hayes took over on the battlefield for her injured husband. What was her nickname?
Margaret Militia
Nancy Nurse
Mary Servant
Molly Pitcher
This act gave the East India Tea Company a monopoly on tea in the colonies.
Sugar Act
Tea Act
Quarterting Act
Corceive Act
Three weaknesses of the Patriots: (3)
Continental Congress struggled to pay for the war
Soldiers suffered from hunger and the cold
Misunderstood the nature of the conflict
Did not take this war seriously
Paper money caused inflation
He came from Europe and trained the American Army at Valley Forge
Comte DeGrasse
Baron Von Steuben
Benedict Arnold
Marquis deLafayette
He was the main author of the Declaration of Independence
John Adams
Thomas Paine
Ben Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
He was a leader in the Sons of Liberty and led a group of protesters at the Boston Massacre.
John Adams
Sam Adams
John Hancock
George Washington
Fighting began in Lexington & Concord when British troops:
Disbanded the Continental Congress
Killed colonists at the Boston Massacre
Captured Paul Revere
Came to arrest colonial leaders and take the weapons
Incident in which colonists destroyed tea cargo to protest trade policies of England.
Boston Tea Party
Boston Massacre
Yorktown
New York
Spanish attacks on British forts in the South...
did not affect the war at all.
distracted British troops.
caused anger among Patriots.
ended the war and a treaty was signed.
Conflict in which occupying British soldiers killed five protesting colonists.
Boston Tea Party
Bunker Hill
Battle in Boston Harbor
The Boston Massacre
The Treaty of Paris...
brought the colonists back to pre-war boundaries
sold all the territory around the Great Lakes to the new United States
gave the new US far more territory than expected or deserved
split the western territories between France and Spain
The First Continental Congress was held in this city:
Boston
New York
Philadlephia
Trenton
This was the Pennsylvania camp where Washington's army spent the harsh winter of 1777-1778.
Morristown
Fort Pitt
Fort Ticonderoga
Valley Forge
At this battle, Washington made a surprise attack on the Hessians after crossing the Delaware River.
Princeton
Frenchtown
Philadelphia
Trenton
In the South, some planters voluntarily freed their slaves in an action called...
manumission
transmission
natural rights
liberty
True or False? As a result of the Revolutionary War, women in this "new" country (the US) could vote.
True
False
TRUE or FALSE? The American Revolution impacted other countries by encouraging other republican groups to overthrow aristocratic governments.
TRUE
FALSE
The Second Continental Congress unanimously adopted the Declaration of Independence on this date:
July 4, 1776
December 25, 1775
July 1, 1783
November 29, 1776
Who was the main author of the Declaration of Independence?
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
John Hancock
Benjamin Franklin
Which act required colonists to provide housing and supplies for British soldiers?
Tea Act
Quartering Act
Townshend Act
Stamp Act
What was the name of the pamphlet that encouraged colonists to support independence from Britain?
Common Sense
Poor Richard's Almanack
The Olive Branch Petition
The Federalist Papers
