WorksheetsFAC #3 American Revolution
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
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1.
This artwork below depicts General George Washington and his troops crossing the partially frozen Delaware River on the night of December 25,1776. This daring act led to a key Patriot victory at the:
a)
Battle of Boston
b)
Battle of Bunker Hill
c)
Battle of Saratoga
d)
Battle of Trenton
2.
Washington read the words below to his troops during the harsh winter at Valley Forge. What effect was he trying to produce?
a)
To convince his troops that their cause was just
b)
To rally his troops at a particularly difficult time
c)
To discourage his troops from enlisting for another year
d)
To entertain his troops with popular literature
3.
Which person was instrumental in negotiating an French alliance for the American colonists?
a)
Benjamin Franklin
b)
Thomas Jefferson
c)
John Hancock
d)
John Adams
4.
How did Friedrich von Steuben help the Continental Army at Valley Forge?
a)
He provided funds to buy supplies.
b)
He convinced Portugal to ally with the Americans.
c)
His training made them a finely tuned fighting force
d)
He spied on the British military and brought back valuable information to Washington.
5.
Why was the winter at Valley Forge such a difficult time for the Continental Army?
a)
The army lacked shelter and supplies.
b)
The army began to turn against the revolution.
c)
The army lost several important battles.
d)
The army refused to drill and train.
6.
Why did the United States seek an alliance with France during the American Revolution?
a)
France could provide supplies and naval support.
b)
France could get additional aid from Holland and Russia.
c)
France promised to give up any land conquered in the war.
d)
France had a system of government that was admired by Americans.
7.
Which of the following best captures the impact of the Treaty of Paris 1783 on the outcome of the Revolutionary War?
a)
The Treaty of Paris 1783 led to increased tensions between the United States and Britain due to unresolved issues, prolonging hostilities beyond the war's end.
b)
The Treaty of Paris 1783 resulted in territorial gains for the United States, expanding its borders and securing its position as a major power in North America.
c)
The Treaty of Paris 1783 solidified American independence from Britain, formally ending the conflict and establishing the United States as a sovereign nation.
d)
The Treaty of Paris 1783 diminished the United States' influence on the world stage, as it failed to secure favorable terms for trade and diplomacy with European powers.
8.
Which of the following statements accurately reflects the impact of Thomas Paine's "The Crisis" during the American Revolution?
a)
It directly led to the signing of the Treaty of Paris, ending the war.
b)
It served as a primary catalyst for Loyalist defection, weakening British forces.
c)
It bolstered morale among Patriots, but also stirred debate about independence.
d)
It had little influence on the outcome of the war, overshadowed by military strategies.
9.
What territory did the U.S. gain in the Treaty of Paris 1783?
a)
All lands west of the Mississippi River except Florida and Canda
b)
Florida and Canada
c)
All lands east of the Mississippi River except Florida and Canada
d)
Louisiana
10.
Which of the following best summarizes the impact of key military and diplomatic events of the Revolutionary War, including the Valley Forge encampment?
a)
The Valley Forge encampment marked a turning point for the Continental Army, where soldiers endured harsh conditions but emerged better trained and disciplined, contributing to subsequent victories.
b)
The Valley Forge encampment led to significant losses for the Continental Army, weakening their morale and causing diplomatic setbacks with European allies.
c)
The Valley Forge encampment solidified British control over the colonies, as the Continental Army suffered from inadequate supplies and internal divisions.
d)
The Valley Forge encampment resulted in a decisive victory for the Continental Army, boosting their confidence and leading to successful diplomatic negotiations with Britain.
11.
How were Native Americans affected by the Treaty of Paris 1783?
a)
They were not mentioned & lost much of their land
b)
They were paid for land by the Americans
c)
They were made citizens of the United States
d)
They agreed to cede their land & move West
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