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Review Revolution TRA pages 73 to 88

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Where did Washington's Continentals spend the winter of 1777-1778?

a)

Philadelphia

b)

Valley Forge

c)

White Plains

d)

New York

2.

What was the main reason men deserted during the winter at Valley Forge?

a)

They were unpatriotic

b)

They were captured by the British

c)

They were starving

d)

They disliked Washington

3.

Who arrived at Valley Forge to help train the American troops?

a)

Marquis de Lafayette

b)

General Howe

c)

Baron von Steuben

d)

General Clinton

4.

What significant action did Washington's army take in 1778?

a)

They moved to Philadelphia

b)

They attacked the British in New York

c)

They defended against Native American attacks

d)

They moved from Philadelphia to New York

5.

What was the "Conway Cabal"?

a)

A battle strategy

b)

A group of plotters against Washington

c)

A treaty between the Americans and the British

d)

A type of military formation

6.

What was the primary reason Benedict Arnold committed treason during the American Revolution?

a)

He was denied a promotion by Congress

b)

He disagreed with the war strategies

c)

He was captured by the British forces

d)

He was loyal to the British from the start

7.

Which battle marked the final major conflict of the American Revolution?

a)

The Battle of Camden

b)

The Battle of Yorktown

c)

The Battle of King's Mountain

d)

The Battle of Savannah

8.

Who replaced General Horatio Gates after the loss at Camden, South Carolina, in 1780?

a)

General Nathaniel Greene

b)

General Daniel Morgan

c)

General Benedict Arnold

d)

General John Andre

9.

What was the outcome when General Cornwallis moved his troops toward the Virginia coastline in 1781?

a)

He successfully escaped the American forces

b)

He gained reinforcements from the Royal Navy

c)

He was cut off from any more retreats and surrendered

d)

He won a decisive victory and continued the war

10.

Which individual was not a figure during the American Revolution according to the list provided in the research activity?

a)

A) Benedict Arnold

b)

B) George Rogers Clark

c)

C) Francis Marion

d)

D) Thomas Jefferson

11.

Who among the following was known for their role in the American Revolution and is listed in the research activity?

a)

A) Alexander Hamilton

b)

B) Marquis de Lafayette

c)

C) John Adams

d)

D) Benjamin Franklin

12.

Which of the following figures is correctly paired with their involvement in the American Revolution as per the research activity list?

a)

A) Harry Lee - Diplomat

b)

B) George Washington - General

c)

C) Nathaniel Greene - Scientist

d)

D) Horatio Gates - Politician

13.

What was the primary reason that the states wanted to declare independence and create their own government?

a)

To establish a monarchy similar to Britain's

b)

To create a government that suited them based on popular ideas about the role of government

c)

To expand their territories without restrictions

d)

To form an alliance with foreign powers

14.

What did the Articles of Confederation allow each state to retain?

a)

Complete control over international trade

b)

The power to appoint the President

c)

Its sovereignty

d)

The right to declare war independently

15.

Why did some states object to the large land claims of other states under the Articles of Confederation?

a)

They wanted higher taxes on land

b)

They were concerned about military imbalances

c)

They wanted the states with large claims to give them up

d)

They preferred a centralized control of land

16.

What was a significant problem faced by the Confederation Congress in conducting business?

a)

All states had equal voting power regardless of size

b)

Lack of delegates from nine states meant no important business could be done

c)

Excessive foreign interventions

d)

Disagreements over the appointment of the President

17.

By 1781, how much did the value of Continental money fall compared to a Spanish dollar?

a)

It was equal to one Spanish dollar

b)

It took $150 of Continental notes to buy one Spanish dollar

c)

It took $50 of Continental notes to buy one Spanish dollar

d)

It doubled in value compared to the Spanish dollar

18.

What was one of the terms provided when Congress approved the Treaty of Paris in 1783?

a)

Britain would share military tactics with the U.S.

b)

The U.S. recognized Britain's independence

c)

Britain recognized U.S. independence

d)

The U.S. would pay war debts to Britain

19.

What was the minimum bid per acre for land sold under the Land Ordinance of 1785?

a)

$10 per acre

b)

$1 per acre

c)

$5 per acre

d)

$100 per acre

20.

How many states could be formed from the territory governed under the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 once the population reached 60,000?

a)

Two states

b)

Three to five states

c)

One state

d)

Six to eight states

21.

Which of the following was NOT a term of the Treaty of Paris in 1783?

a)

The United States could fish off the coast of Newfoundland and Nova Scotia

b)

British forces were to leave U.S. territory with all convenient speed

c)

All debts between British and American citizens were nullified

d)

Britain recognized U.S. independence

22.

What is an inference as described in the learning material on the American Revolution?

a)

A fact stated explicitly in the text

b)

A personal opinion without evidence

c)

A conclusion based on reliable evidence and reasoning

d)

A guess without supporting details

23.

According to the directions in the learning material, how should students support their answers?

a)

By guessing the answers

b)

By using details and examples

c)

By asking someone else

d)

By ignoring the reading selection

24.

Why might someone not be overjoyed by the opportunity to attend the Confederation Congress, as suggested in the learning material?

a)

Because it was a highly prestigious position

b)

Because it required extensive travel

c)

Because it was considered an undesirable duty

d)

Because it offered a large salary

25.

Why was the Confederation Congress thought to favor the wealthy, according to the learning material?

a)

Because it passed laws benefiting the poor

b)

Because it was made up of wealthy members

c)

Because it favored agricultural interests

d)

Because it reduced taxes for everyone