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Worksheets8.1 Assessment
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 16mins
New immigrants to Charles Towne settled further inland
False
True
The very first tax was called the Rice act, was passed in 1764
True
False
The Sons of Liberty were not patriots
True
False
Britain offered freedom to any male who served the British in the war
False
True
Cornwallis agreed to an order from Sir Henry Clinton to send part of his army
to New York.
True
False
What was Francis Marion nickname they called him.
Fox sleep
Swamp fox
Night owl
Gamecock
What is a militia.
Group of citizens soldiers, not apart of the regular army.
Woman who dressed as soldiers.
Men from the army who stayed in homes to watch families.
The king.
What was James Madison called
The father of the Constitution
The war master
Sons of Liberty
Swamp fox
How many states had to ratify before the Constitution take effect.
7
13
9
12
Define TARIFF.
Slave tax
Taxing house
Sugar act
Tax on traid
Those who supported the Constitution were called (a)
The Low Country leaders were in (a) of ratifying, or approving, the Constitution
The united states fought Britain again in (a) .
There was an unresolved issue of the (a) territory of the United States won in the revolution
The goal of the Up Country representative was to obtain (a) representation in the
General Assembly of SC
Where did the last major battle of the Revolution that took in South Carolina called?
Battle of Eutaw Springs
The battle of Yorktown
The treaty of paris
Kings mountain
Who did the Sons of Liberty dressed as to raid a docked British Tea Ship on December 16, 1773?
Farmers
Native Americans
Slaves
Soldiers
In Massachusetts a secret society that was created as a patriotic group that
protested abuses by the British government.
Sons of liberty
Fathers of liberty
Patriots
Patriots
What was the name of the act that imposed a tax on all paper documents in the colonies?
Stamp Act
Sugar Act
Tea Act
Townshend Act
Who was the main author of the Declaration of Independence?
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
John Adams
