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WorksheetsModule 2: American Revolution
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
Who Fought During the French and Indian War?
Native Americans
Britain
France
Spain
What was the reason for the French and Indian War?
To gain more money to fight the British for Independence
To gain resources for the military
To expand in order to make the British a bigger powerhouse and have more power
To help France move the Natives to Canada
What land was it fought over?
Ohio River Valley
Cumberland Gap
Great Lakes
Great Plains
What was the massacre of Fort Loudon?
A Powhatan Tribe attacked the British Fort (Retaliating for capturing Powhatan leaders)
A Cherokee Tribe attacked the British Fort (Retaliating for capturing Cherokee leaders)
A Cherokee Tribe attacked the French Fort (Retaliating for capturing Cherokee leaders)
The French attacked the British Fort which led to the start of the French and Indian War
What is the difference between the Treaty of Paris 1763 and 1783?
'63 Told Spain to leave America/ '83 recognized Great Britian having total control of New America
Both of them were Peace acts between France and Britain
'63 Told France they can only be in Florida/ '83 Ended the French and Indian War
'63 made the French leave America/ '83 recognized America as an independent nation with new boundaries
What is mercantilism?
Imports were greater than Exports
Exports were greater than imports
A law passed by the British government that taxed all exports by the colonies.
The trading of slaves to the New World
What was the Albany Plan's main idea?
The first plan of unification of the colonies
To come together in order to help gain Independence from Britain
To punish New York for falling asleep during videos
To encourage the French to come to join the fight after Saratoga
What was the Quartering Act?
The act where all British money is accepted in the colonies
The act where you had to pay a quarter for each British good as tax
The act where colonists had to house and feed British soldiers
The act where if you put a quarter or any value of money in a drink and the individual drinks it, they have to join the army
What was the stamp act?
A tax where stamps from other countries aren't allowed in the colonies
A tax where it taxed British goods
A tax where stamps to mail letters cost more money
The first tax on paper documents such as agreements, degrees, and certificates
What was the Declaratory act?
Took away townshend act but united the British government and parliament with American society
Took away stamp act but united the British government and parliament with American society
Took away quartering act but united the British government and parliament with American society
Took away intolerable act but united the British government and parliament with American society
What was the Intolerable Act?
An act passed to punish French for the Boston Massacre
An act passed to punish colonists for the Boston Massacre
An act passed to punish French for the Boston Tea Party
An act passed to punish colonists for the Boston Tea Party
What was significant about Town meetings?
Purest form of democracy
Thomas Jefferson led all the town Hall meetings
Purest form of theocracy
Got taken away after the intolerable act was passed
Who wrote Common Sense?
Samuel Adames
Thomas Paine
Benjamin Franklin
John Hancock
What was Common Sense?
An article or page that encouraged colonists to join the militia in order to fight for their freedom
An article or page that encouraged colonists to be real not fake during Valley Forge
An article or page that encouraged the king to give the colonists independence
An article or page that encouraged colonists to seek independence
List the cronical order of events:
Lexington and Concord, Bunker Hill, Trenton and Princeton, Saratoga, Kings Mountain, Yorktown
Lexington and Concord, Bunker Hill, Trenton and Princeton, Kings Mountain, Saratoga, Yorktown
Lexington and Concord, Yorktown, Trenton and Princeton, Kings Mountain, Saratoga
Yorktown, Kings Mountain, Saratoga, Trenton and Princeton, Bunker Hill, Lexington and Concord
What war was a moral victory for the Patriots?
Saratoga
Trenton and Princeton
Bunker Hill (Breed's Hill)
Yorktown
What general surrendered in Yorktown
General Burgoyne
General Cornwallis
General Clinton
General Howe
Which battle led to France joining the American revolution?
Lexington and Concord
Bunker Hill
Trenton and Princeton
Saratoga
What was valley Forge used for?
A camp where Washington's troops were housed during the winter.
A camp where Washington's troops were housed during the spring.
A fort that would sound bells if the British were coming
A prison for colonists that had deathly conditions
Who was the "Swamp Fox"?
George Washington
Benedict Arnold
Francis Marion
Charles Cornwallis
