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The American Revolution & Statehood

The American Revolution & Statehood. Unit 3. QUESTION. How did Britain plan to pay off their debt from the French & Indian War? requiring colonists to buy only French goods passing new tax laws reducing services to the colonies None of the above. ANSWER. passing new tax laws. QUESTION.

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The American Revolution & Statehood

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  1. The American Revolution & Statehood Unit 3

  2. QUESTION • How did Britain plan to pay off their debt from the French & Indian War? • requiring colonists to buy only French goods • passing new tax laws • reducing services to the colonies • None of the above

  3. ANSWER • passing new tax laws

  4. QUESTION • The British passed what “Act” in response to the Boston Tea Party? • Tea Act • Stamp Act • “Intolerable” Acts • Townshend Acts

  5. ANSWER • “Intolerable” Acts

  6. QUESTION • What incident led colonists to react with the Boston Tea Party? • Parliament gave one British company an exclusive right (monopoly) to sell tea to America • British soldiers killed five people in Boston • Parliament passed the Sugar Act • None of the Above

  7. ANSWER • Parliament gave one British company an exclusive right (monopoly) to sell tea to America

  8. QUESTION • Which of the following groups did NOT support the King? • Tories • Whigs • Loyalists • None of the above

  9. ANSWER • Whigs

  10. QUESTION • Another name for Patriots was: • Tories • Whigs • Loyalists • None of the above

  11. ANSWER • Whigs

  12. QUESTION • The law that placed taxes on such items as glass, lead, paper, and paint that came into the colonies was what? • Stamp Act • Sugar Act • Quartering Act • Townshend Act

  13. ANSWER • Townshend Act

  14. QUESTION • Which of the following was NOT included in the “Intolerable” Acts? • The Boston port was closed • The people of Massachusetts were not allowed to have their own government • Anti-British leaders were executed • All of the above were included

  15. ANSWER • Anti-British leaders were executed

  16. QUESTION How did Americans react to the new British Laws? • burning shops that sold British goods • hanging people who were openly loyal to Britain • boycotting British goods • All of the above

  17. ANSWER • boycotting British goods

  18. QUESTION • Which Battle was a moral victory for Georgia patriots because they captured much needed supplies and gained the support of many Georgia Loyalists? • Sunbury • Brier Creek • Kettle Creek • Savannah • None of the above

  19. ANSWER • Kettle Creek

  20. QUESTION • What was the document stating the colonies’ intentions of freeing themselves from England? • Petition to King George III • Declaration of Independence • Common Sense • Constitution

  21. ANSWER • Declaration of Independence

  22. QUESTION • Who were Georgia’s three representatives who signed the Declaration of Independence? • Ben Franklin, Lyman Hall, Patrick Henry • Patrick Henry, George Walton, Lyman Hall • Sam Adams, Button Gwinnett, George Walton • Button Gwinnett, Lyman Hall, George Walton

  23. ANSWER • Button Gwinnett, Lyman Hall, George Walton

  24. QUESTION • Why is the date July 4th, 1776 celebrated in America? • American defeated the British in the Revolutionary War • America announced their freedom from British rule • America set up a constitution and elected a President • Americans held the first Continental Congress and agreed to boycott all British goods

  25. ANSWER • America announced their freedom from British rule

  26. QUESTION • What was the Western boundary of Georgia (the western boundary of the United States) after the Revolutionary War was over? • Mississippi River • Appalachian Mountains • Savannah River • None of the above

  27. ANSWER • Mississippi River

  28. QUESTION • The Declaration states that all persons should have certain rights that should not be denied. What rights are mentioned in the Declaration? • life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness • life, liberty, property • freedom of speech, religion, and the press • right to a trial, right to be informed of the charges against you • All of the above

  29. ANSWER • life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

  30. QUESTION • Which of the following choices best describes the concept of popular sovereignty? • All men are created equal • Amendments can be added to the Constitution • Government rests on the will of the people • Wealthy, popular land owners are to gain power

  31. ANSWER • Government rests on the will of the people

  32. QUESTION • Where was the British surrender to George Washington in 1781? • Trenton • Yorktown • Princeton • Boston

  33. ANSWER • Yorktown

  34. QUESTION • Georgia was the state to ratify the Constitution. • 13th • 11th • 9th • 4th

  35. ANSWER • 4th

  36. TRUE OR FALSE • During the American Revolutionary War, some slaves fought with the American colonists and some fought with the British.

  37. ANSWER • TRUE

  38. TRUE OR FALSE • Spain and France joined the British during the Revolutionary War.

  39. ANSWER • FALSE

  40. TRUE OR FALSE • America won her freedom from the British as a result of the Revolutionary War

  41. ANSWER • TRUE

  42. TRUE OR FALSE • All Georgians were pleased when the Declaration of Independence was read at the state capital in Savannah.

  43. ANSWER • FALSE

  44. TRUE OR FALSE • The American Continental Army greatly outnumbered the British military.

  45. ANSWER • FALSE

  46. TRUE OR FALSE • The GA Constitution of 1777 gave all the power to the executive branch.

  47. ANSWER • FALSE

  48. TRUE OR FALSE • Separation of powers means that there are three branches of government but only one branch has all the power.

  49. ANSWER • FALSE

  50. WHO IS • James Madison

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