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8.01 - 8.33 Quizizz Review (2026)

Total questions: 75

Worksheet time: 1hrs 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Match the following colonial founders to their respective colonies. (8.01 - 8.07)

a)

Jamestown

1.

John Smith

b)

Connecticut

2.

Thomas Hooker

c)

Rhode Island

3.

Roger Williams

d)

Pennsylvania

4.

William Penn

e)

Georgia

5.

James Oglethorpe

2.

Match the following Revolutionary War battles to their descriptions (8.17 - 8.20)

a)

Turning Point that also convinced France to join the Patriots

1.

Saratoga

b)

Location where GB surrendered to the Continental Army

2.

Yorktown

c)

Beginning conflict of the American Revolution

3.

Lexington & Concord

d)

Washington crossed the Delaware River & defeated the Hessians

4.

Trenton

e)

This colonial victory convinced Southern colonists to join the Patriots

5.

Kings Mountain

3.

Match the following people from the Revolutionary War Era to their contributions. (8.17 - 8.20)

a)

Convinced France to help the US in Revolutionary War

1.

Ben Franklin

b)

General of Continental Army

2.

George Washington

c)

leader of Sons of Liberty

3.

Samuel Adams

d)

engraved "The Bloody Massacre"

4.

Paul Revere

e)

trained soldiers in Valley Forge

5.

Baron von Steuben

4.

Categorize each of the 13 Colonies into their respective colonial regions

(you SHOULD have a Colonies Map in your notebook)

Categorize the following

Connecticut

Rhode Island

Massachusetts

New Hampshire

New York

New Jersey

Pennsylvania

Delaware

North Carolina

South Carolina

Georgia

Maryland

Virginia

New England Colonies (4)
Middle Colonies (4)
Southern Colonies (5)
5.

Which of the following are COLONIAL examples of self-government?

a)

House of Burgesses

b)

Mayflower Compact

c)

Constitution

d)

Articles of Confederation

e)

Bill of Rights

6.

What is the name of our Student Teacher for the 2nd half of this school year?

a)

Mr. Pennington

b)

Mr. Smith

c)

Mr. Raymond

d)

Mr. Parker

e)

Mr. Gutierrez

7.

Match the following NATIVE AMERICAN people to their respective descriptions. (8.01, 8.30, 8.31)

a)

Lewis & Clark's translator

1.

Sacagawea

b)

leader of the Shawnee Tribe; killed in Battle of Thames

2.

Tecumseh

c)

allegedly "saved" John Smith; later married to John Rolfe

3.

Pocahontas

d)

taught Pilgrims how to hunt and fish in Plymouth

4.

Squanto

8.

Which of the following were "War Hawks?" (8.31)

a)

John C. Calhoun

b)

James Monroe

c)

Henry Clay

d)

Andrew Jackson

e)

Alexander Hamilton

9.

This was a group of young energetic Congressmen that pushed Madison to go to war. (8.31)

(a)  

10.

Match the following US War Ships to their respective descriptions. (8.30, 8.31)

a)

Hijacked by Barbary Pirates & burned down by American Stephen Decatur

1.

USS Philadelphia

b)

Nicknamed "Old Ironsides" and was undefeated in the War of 1812

2.

USS Constitution

c)

Attacked by the HMS Leopard; 3 Americans killed as a result

3.

USS Chesapeake

11.

Which of following are results of the War of 1812? (8.31)

a)

Manufacturing becomes very important in the US

b)

Americans feel a sense of nationalism

c)

Americans feel as if they "won" the war even though there was no clear winner

d)

It led to the death of the Democratic-Republican Party

e)

There were no real land changes (excluding Indian territories)

12.

Match the following events during to their respective descriptions. (8.32-8.33)

a)

Established 49th Parallel & Joint Occupation of Oregon Country

1.

Convention of 1818

b)

Spain ceded Florida to the United States

2.

Adams-Onis Treaty

c)

Prevented European colonization in the Western Hemisphere

3.

Monroe Doctrine

13.

Match the following people to their respective descriptions (8.31)

a)

Wrote "Star Spangled Banner" after watching the bombardment of Fort McHenry

1.

Francis Scott Key

b)

Led US to victory in Battles of Tippecanoe and Thames

2.

William Henry Harrison

c)

Led US to victory in Battles of Horseshoe Bend & New Orleans

3.

Andrew Jackson

d)

President during War of 1812

4.

James Madison

14.

Which of the following battles did WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON win for the United States? (8.31)

a)

Horseshoe Bend

b)

Thames

c)

Tippecanoe

d)

New Orleans

e)

Bladensburg

15.

Which of the following battles did ANDREW JACKSON win for the United States? (8.31)

a)

Horseshoe Bend

b)

Thames

c)

Tippecanoe

d)

New Orleans

e)

Bladensburg

16.

Match the following War of 1812 battles to their respective summaries. (8.31)

a)

Jackson defeats the Creek Indians & acquires 20+ million acres of Native land

1.

Horseshoe Bend

b)

This Maryland battle leads to the burning of Washington D.C.

2.

Bladensburg

c)

A US Naval victory in the Great Lakes led by Oliver Hazard Perry

3.

Lake Erie

d)

Tecumseh is killed by William Henry Harrison's troops

4.

Thames

e)

Jackson defeats the British and "kicks them out" of North America

5.

New Orleans

17.

In ​ (a)   , the Supreme Court ruled that it did not have proper ​ (b)   to determine a winner. Therefore, John Marshall stated that in future cases, the courts would use ​ (c)   to determine the Constitutionality of laws. (8.29)

Choose from the below words
Marbury v Madison
jurisdiction
judicial review
the 12th Amendment
the Midnight Appointments
authority
mercantilism
the 13th Amendment
18.

This term refers to the 23 hires Adams made right before Jefferson was inaugurated. (8.29)

a)

Midnight Appointments

b)

Dirty Politics

c)

Court Stacking

d)

Commission Permissions

19.

In order to ensure the mistakes of the 1800 Election never occurred again, _____________ was created in 1804. (8.29)

a)

Judicial Review

b)

The 12th Amendment

c)

Marbury v Madison

d)

the "Midnight Appointments"

20.

Which of the following are true regarding the Election of 1800? (8.29)

a)

It was the first time an election ended in a tie

b)

It was the first time the Democratic-Republican Party won the Presidency

c)

It was the first time the Federalist Party won the Presidency

d)

Alexander Hamilton heavily influenced who won this Election

e)

It led to the passage of the 13th Amendment

21.

Match the following events to their respective summaries (8.15 Project)

a)

5 colonists killed by Redcoats; example of "propaganda"

1.

Boston Massacre

b)

colonists disguised as Indians; orchestrated by the Sons of Liberty

2.

Boston Tea Party

c)

a colonial punishment for the Boston Tea Party

3.

Intolerable Acts

d)

a tax on all paper products

4.

Stamp Act

e)

King can tax colonists "in all cases whatsoever"

5.

Declaratory Act

22.

The list below are points from which event:

1. Border between US & Florida established

  1. 2. Spain will keep Native Americans from attacking the US Border

  2. 3. The US gains access to the Mississippi River and Port of New Orleans

(8.25)

a)

Washington's Farewell Address

b)

Pinckney's Treaty

c)

Jay's Treaty

d)

Proclamation of Neutrality

e)

Treaty of Ghent

23.

Which of the following were warnings given in Washington's Farewell Address? (8.25)

a)

No Permanent Alliances

b)

Stay Out of European Wars

c)

No Political Parties

d)

Eliminate Bicameral Legislature

e)

The President should only serve 4 Years to avoid looking like a King.

24.

Which of the following is true regarding Jay's Treaty? (8.25)

a)

GB made the US its "most favored nation"

b)

GB agreed to stop giving Natives guns

c)

GB said they would stop impressment

d)

The US agreed to help GB in the French Revolution

e)

All of the Above

25.

Which of the following are true regarding the Whiskey Rebellion? (8.25)

a)

It showed the STRENGTH of the Federal Government

b)

It involved farmers in Western PA

c)

It was caused by failures in the Articles of Confederation

d)

Daniel Shays led this Rebellion since he didn't get paid his salary

e)

It showed the WEAKNESS of the Federal Government

26.

Which of the following are true regarding Shays' Rebellion? (8.21)

a)

It showed the STRENGTH of the Federal Government

b)

It involved farmers in Western PA

c)

It was caused by failures in the Articles of Confederation

d)

It was a protest over the excise tax created by Hamilton

e)

It showed the WEAKNESS of the Federal Government

27.

This image is from what historical event? (8.10)

a)

The Trail of Tears

b)
The Middle Passage
c)
The Colombian Exchange
d)

The First Great Awakening

e)

The Enlightenment

28.

The name of the Indian Chief who wanted to fight and keep the British out AFTER the French & Indian War was over? (8.13)

(a)  

29.

What were the TWO goals in the Albany Plan of Union? (8.13)

a)

convince Iroquois to fight with colonies

b)

establish a united colonial government

c)

promote Ben Franklin to Colonial Governor

d)

make all of the colonists convert themselves from humans to snakes

30.

He wrote a pamphlet entitled "Common Sense" during the Revolutionary War. (8.17)

(a)  

31.

Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield were ___________. (8.11)

a)

Colonial Generals during the Revolutionary War

b)

Preachers during the First Great Awakening

c)

American diplomats in the XYZ Affair

d)

the first signers of the Mayflower Compact

32.

The policy England used to ensure all profit benefited the country instead of the colonies. (8.12)

a)

theocracy

b)

mercantilism

c)

neutrality

d)

authoritarianism

33.

Organize these options into the right categories

Categorize the following

makes laws

enforces laws

interprets laws

Congress

President

Supreme Court

Senate

House of Representatives

Vice President

Legislative Branch (4)
Executive Branch (3)
Judicial Branch (2)
34.

Organize these options based on their opinions of the CONSTITUTION (8.24)

Categorize the following

James Madison

Patrick Henry

Wanted Bill of Rights

For Ratification

Against Ratification

Want Stronger National Government

Want Strong State Government

Alexander Hamilton

John Jay

Federalists (5)
Anti-Federalists (4)
35.

Which of the following THREE Men contributed in writing The Federalist Papers? (8.24)

a)

Alexander Hamilton

b)

John Hancock

c)

James Madison

d)

John Jay

e)

George Washington

36.

Match the following terms (8.22)

a)

Upper House

1.

Senate

b)

Lower House

2.

House of Representatives

c)

Unicameral Legislature

3.

one house Congress

d)

Bicameral Legislature

4.

two house Congress

37.

Which of the following were components of the Northwest Ordinance of 1787? (8.21)

a)

Provided a process for statehood

b)

Required Public Education

c)

Abolished Slavery in the United States

d)

Abolished Slavery in the Northwest Territory

e)

All of the above

38.

Which of the following were "weaknesses" of the AOC? (8.21)

a)

No Federal Court System

b)

No Chief Executive

c)

No State Power To Tax

d)

No National Army

e)

All of the above

39.

Match the following: (8.22)

a)
attempted to "solve" issues between Northern and Southern states
1.
Three-Fifths Compromise
b)
attempted to solve issues between large and small states
2.
Great Compromise
c)
Written by Madison, Hamilton, and Jay to support ratification
3.

The Federalist Papers

d)

Written primarily by Madison

4.

The Constitution

40.

​ (a)   wanted to SEPARATE from the Church of England, while ​ (b)   wanted to PURIFY the Church of England.

Choose from the below words
Pilgrims
Puritans
41.

Match the following colonies to the respective descriptions.

a)

founded as a debtor and buffer colony

1.

Georgia

b)

founded originally for gold by a joint-stock company

2.

Jamestown

c)

founded as a "safe haven" for Quakers

3.

Pennsylvania

d)

founded by Pilgrims

4.

Plymouth

e)

founded as a "City on a Hill"

5.

Massachusetts Bay

42.

Which of the following events correctly summarizes this description? (8.12)

  1. - All goods are shipped on British ships

  2. - Products ordered by colonists are then shipped to England for inspection and THEN to the colonies

  3. - This required colonists to buy their goods directly from England AND have to pay tons of taxes

a)

Navigation Acts

b)

Middle Passage

c)

Sedition Acts

d)

First Great Awakening

e)

VA/KY Resolutions

43.

The XYZ Affair and Alien & Sedition Acts occurred during whose Presidency? (8.27)

a)

John Adams

b)

George Washington

c)

Thomas Jefferson

d)

James Madison

e)

James Monroe

44.

The PURPOSE of the Alien & Sedition Acts was to... (8.27)

a)

limit the influence of the Democratic-Republican Party

b)

establish immigration limits in the United States

c)

punish the Federalists for stealing the 1800 Election

d)

All of the above

45.

Match the following colony to its location:

Pennsylvania

46.

Region of colonies known for shipbuilding and manufacturing (8.08)

a)

Southern Colonies

b)

Middle Colonies

c)

New England Colonies

47.

Region of colonies known for large plantations and slavery (8.08)

a)

Middle Colonies

b)

Southern Colonies

c)

New England Colonies

48.

Which of the following is true about The Proclamation of 1763? (8.13)

a)

colonists could not settle West of the Appalachian Mtns

b)

colonists could not settle Weast of the Appalachian Mtns

c)

colonists could not settle West of the Mississippi River

d)

colonists could not settle East of the Appalachian Mtns

49.

The ​​ (a)   stinks because the ​ (b)   is ​ (c)   . (8.21)

Choose from the below words
Constitution
State Government
strong
American Revolution
DOI
AOC
Federal Government
weak
Bill of Rights
50.

Organize these options into the right categories (8.23 OR 8.24)

Categorize the following

Education

Healthcare

Infrastructure

Declaring War

Coining Money

Military Branches

National Powers (3)
State Powers (3)
51.

Match the following colony to its location:

New York

52.

Match the following colony to its location:

Virginia

53.

What are the TWO biggest takeaways from the French & Indian War? (8.13)

a)

The Proclamation Line of 1763

b)

France was kicked out of North America

c)

The Northwest Ordinance of 1787

d)

Britain's territory extended to the Pacific Ocean

e)

Conflicts with the Native Americans ended

54.

Categorize the following:

Categorize the following

break-up letter

Thomas Jefferson

unalienable rights

law of the land

James Madison

federalism

3 branches of government

weak central government

ended by Shays' Rebellion

States had 99% of power

D.O.I. (3)
Constitution (4)
A.O.C. (3)
55.

The​ (a)   were in favor of ratifying the Constitution, whereas the​ ​ (b)   were against ratification of the Constitution due primarily to it not including the ​ (c)   . (8.24)

Choose from the below words
Federalists
Anti-Federalists
Patriots
Loyalists
Bill of Rights
1st Amendment
10th Amendment
Preamble
Checks and Balances
56.

In the Election of 1800, the top two candidates from the​ (a)   Party tied. Therefore, the​ (b)   was called upon to determine the winner. With the additional influence of​ (c)   , ​ (d)   was declared the winner in February 1801! (8.29)

Choose from the below words
Democratic-Republican
House of Representatives
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
Federalist
Senate
Aaron Burr
John Adams
57.

The most controversial component of Hamilton's Financial Plan was .... (8.25)

a)

The creation of a National Bank

b)

The creation of an excise tax

c)

making the federal government pay off national AND state debts

d)

making US citizens pay federal taxes

58.

This was issued by GW in response to the French Revolution between France and Great Britain (8.25)

a)

Proclamation of Neutrality (1793)

b)

Jay's Treaty (1794)

c)

Excise Tax

d)

Whiskey Rebellion (1794)

59.

This precedent helped GW decide the functions within the judicial branch of government. (8.25)

a)

Judiciary Act of 1789

b)

Excise Tax of 1791

c)

The Bill of Rights (ratified in 1791)

d)

Proclamation of Neutrality (1793)

60.

The Sedition Acts were a direct violation of the ... (8.27)

a)

1st Amendment

b)

2nd Amendment

c)

10th Amendment

d)

5th Amendment

61.

What was written in direct response to the Alien & Sedition Acts as a form of protest? (8.27)

a)

Jay's Resolution

b)

Pinckney's Resolution

c)

KY/VA Resolutions

d)

A pamphlet by Alexander Hamilton

62.

Match the following characteristics of the first two political parties: (8.27)

Categorize the following

support GB

support France

pro-National Bank

oppose National Bank

Hamilton

Jefferson

loose interpretation of Constitution

strict interpretation of Constitution

wealthy should have power

common man should have power

agriculture

manufacturing

Federalists (6)
Democratic-Republicans (6)
63.

Which of the following are true about the Hamilton-Burr Duel? (8.30)

a)

Hamilton's shot landed in a tree several feet away from Burr

b)

Hamilton allegedly "threw away his shot"

c)

Burr's political career came to an end

d)

Hamilton was shot in the abdomen, which splintered into his liver and spine

e)

It took place in Weehawken, NY

64.

The Louisiana Territory covers all of the land

a)

East of the Missouri River to the West of the Rocky Mountains

b)

West of the Mississippi River to the East of the Rocky Mountains

c)

East of the Mississippi River to the West of the Rocky Mountains

d)

West of Washington DC to the East of the Pacific Ocean

e)

East of the Appalachian Mountains to the South of the Pacific Ocean

65.

Which of the following are true regarding TJ's Presidency? (8.30)

a)

He sent men to fight against the Barbary Pirates

b)

He doubled the size of the U.S.

c)

He was President during the War of 1812

d)

He avoided African Wars

e)

He was responsible for a failed Embargo

66.

The British attack on the U.S.S. Chesapeake and the French banning American trade led to the

(8.30)

(a)  

67.

The Louisiana Purchase officially (a)   the size of the United States (8.30)

68.

During TJ's Presidency, the​ ​ (a)   declared war on the United States. These pirates were from ​ (b)   , specifically the shores of​ (c)   . (8.30)

Choose from the below words
Barbary Pirates
North Africa
Tripoli
Eastern Europe
South Africa
North America
British
France
69.

Which of the following events occurred during TJ's Presidency (8.30)

a)

Alien & Sedition Acts

b)

War of 1812

c)

Whiskey Rebellion

d)

Chesapeake-Leopard Affair

e)

Lewis & Clark Expedition

70.

Match the following:

a)

Proclamation of Neutrality; Jay & Pinckney's Treaty; Whiskey Rebellion

1.

Washington

b)

Barbary Wars; LA Purchase; Lewis & Clark; Embargo Act

2.

Jefferson

c)

XYZ Affair; Alien & Sedition Acts

3.

Adams

d)

War of 1812

4.

Madison

e)

Era of Good Feelings; Adams-Onis Treaty; Convention of 1818

5.

Monroe

71.

What is Rule #1 in Mr. Bush's Classroom Rules?

a)

Be On Time

b)

Be Prepared

c)

Be Respectful

d)

Positive Attitude

e)

Maximum Effort

72.

What is Rule #2 in Mr. Bush's Classroom Rules?

a)

Be On Time

b)

Be Prepared

c)

Be Respectful

d)

Positive Attitude

e)

Maximum Effort

73.

What is Rule #3 in Mr. Bush's Classroom Rules?

a)

Be On Time

b)

Be Prepared

c)

Be Respectful

d)

Positive Attitude

e)

Maximum Effort

74.

What is Rule #4 in Mr. Bush's Classroom Rules?

a)

Be On Time

b)

Be Prepared

c)

Be Respectful

d)

Positive Attitude

e)

Maximum Effort

75.

What is Rule #5 in Mr. Bush's Classroom Rules?

a)

Be On Time

b)

Be Prepared

c)

Be Respectful

d)

Positive Attitude

e)

Maximum Effort