WorksheetsAmerican Revolution Worksheet #2 (Last 10 Slides)
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 20mins
What was the approximate number of soldiers who suffered through extreme hardship at Valley Forge during the winter of 1777-1778?
5,000
12,000
20,000
2,000
Who led the French fleet that blocked British naval relief during the Battle of Yorktown?
Admiral de Grasse
Admiral Nelson
Admiral Cornwallis
Admiral Washington
When was the Treaty of Paris, which formally ended the American Revolutionary War, signed?
July 4, 1776
September 3, 1783
October 19, 1781
December 25, 1776
What rights did Americans gain off Canadian coasts as part of the Treaty of Paris?
Trading rights
Fishing rights
Navigation rights
Settlement rights
What did the Treaty of Paris call for regarding confiscated Loyalist property?
Its destruction
Its return
Its redistribution
Its sale
How did the concept of citizenship change after the revolution?
It emphasized obligations over rights
It replaced the idea of subjects with an emphasis on rights
It focused on maintaining traditional hierarchies
It excluded women and Native Americans entirely
What was one of the effects of the revolution on women?
Women gained some property rights and educational opportunities
Women were granted full voting rights
Women lost all property rights
Women were excluded from all forms of education
What was a limitation of the revolution's promise for many groups?
Native Americans gained land and power
Slavery persisted for decades, and women remained disenfranchised
Social mobility decreased as hierarchies strengthened
All groups experienced equal benefits from the revolution
Which Enlightenment theory was tested during the American Revolution?
Theories about monarchy and divine rule.
Theories about natural rights and self-government.
Theories about economic systems and trade.
Theories about military strategies and warfare.
How did the American Revolution demonstrate the possibility of revolutionary change?
By showing that change required complete social upheaval.
By proving that revolutionary change could occur without complete social upheaval.
By establishing a monarchy to ensure stability.
By rejecting the idea of liberty and equality.
