History Unit 3 Test

Front 1

Met to discuss outbreak of fighting, declared Indenpendence.

Back 1

2nd Contintental Congress

Front 2

Colonists who supported independence.

Back 2

Patriot

Front 3

Colonist who supported the British.

Back 3

Loyalist

Front 4

Soldiers for hire.

Back 4

Mercenaries

Front 5

British Army Defeated with French help, ends fighting.

Back 5

Battle of Yorktown

Front 6

Both France and England claimed __________________.
A. Florida
B. The Ohio Valley

Back 6

B. The Ohio Valley

Front 7

Which two European countries remained in North America after the treaty of Paris?
A. France & Spain
B. England & Spain

Back 7

B. England & Spain

Front 8

The British are left with this after the French and Indian War.
A. debt
B. Texas

Back 8

A. Debt

Front 9

The Proclamation of 1763 was intended to _______________.
A. Punish the colonists
B. Avoid conflict with the Indians

Back 9

B. Avoid conflict with the Indians.

Front 10

The British took advantage of the fact that all of France's supplies had to pass through ________________.
A. New Orleans
B. Quebec

Back 10

B. Quebec

Front 11

Citizens serving as temporary soldiers.

Back 11

Militia

Front 12

Taxed all paper products.

Back 12

Stamp Act

Front 13

To refuse to buy goods as a form of protest.

Back 13

Boycott

Front 14

To abolish, or do away with, a law.

Back 14

Repeal

Front 15

Supported violent and non-violent protests of taxes.

Back 15

Sons of Liberty

Front 16

The Treaty of Paris awarded Britian all the land ________________________.
A. east of the Appalachian Mountains
B. To the Mississippi River

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B. To the Mississippi River

Front 17

British troops killed five colonists in _________________________.
A. The Boston Tea Party
B. The Boston Massacre

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B. The Boston Massacre

Front 18

The British responded to the Boston Tea Party by ____________________.
A. Carrying out the Boston Massacre
B. Passing the Intolerable Acts

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B. Passing the Intolerable Acts

Front 19

Colonist were upset over the taxes because they were not represented in ________________________.
A. Their colonial legislature
B. Parliament

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B. Parliament

Front 20

The Coercive, or Intolerable Acts involved which of the following actions.
A. citizens were forced to provide food & shelter to British soldiers
B. Colonists were not allowed to settle west of the Appalachian Mountains.

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A. Citizens were forced to provide food & shelter to British soldiers.

Front 21

The British attach Lexington & Concord to ________________________.
A. gain high ground
B. capture weapons & Patriot leadership

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B. Capture weapons & Patriot leadership

Front 22

The British evacuate Boston after American cannons arrive from _____________________.
A. New York
B. Ft. Ticonderoga

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B. Ft. Ticonderoga

Front 23

General Howe returns from Canada to the colonies and attacks ________________.
A. Boston
B. New York

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B. New York

Front 24

Washington fights back and attacks the Hessians on Dec. 27th, 1776 at ________________.
A. Bunker Hill
B. Trenton

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B. Trenton

Front 25

British General Burgoyne creates a plan to divide the colonies and isolate ________________________.
A. Georgia
B. New England

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B. New England

Front 26

Burgoyne's forces wait for Howe and St. Leger at _________________________.
A. Saratoga
B. Yorktown

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A. Saratoga

Front 27

The Continental Army faces a difficult winter in camp at _________________ but receives training for the following spring.
A. Saratoga
B. Valley Forge

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B. Valley Forge

Front 28

The French Navy assisted Washington at Yorktown by ______________________.
A. evacuating his troops
B. helping to trap the British army

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B. Helping to trap the British army

Front 29

The British give up on the war after the defeat of the largest British army in the colonies at
_____________________.
A. Trenton
B. Yorktown

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B. Yorktown

Front 30

The war ends with the Treaty of Paris giving the United States all the land to the ______________________.
A. Appalachian Mountains
B. Mississippi River

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B. Mississippi River

Front 31

British or Colonial
They must pay for their own defense.

Back 31

British

Front 32

British or Colonial
These soldiers are not protecting us, they're our enemies.

Back 32

Colonial

Front 33

British or Colonial
We won't buy any of their goods.

Back 33

Colonial

Front 34

British or Colonial
We have every right to move west of the Appalachians.

Back 34

Colonial

Front 35

British or Colonial
We have the right to make laws for them, no matter what they say.

Back 35

British

Front 36

When in the course of Human events it becomes necessary for a people to dissolve the political bands which connected them with another .....the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation.

Back 36

When people decide to break their ties they should give good reason.

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That to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed.

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Governments are created by the people to protect their rights.

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That whenever any form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or abolish it .....

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Whenever a government violates our rights we should replace it.

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The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries.... all having in direct object.... the establishment of an absolute tyranny ove these states.

Back 39

The king has violated our rights many times and wants to establish a cruel government.

Front 40

We, therefore, solemnly publish and declare, that these United Colonies are, and of right ought to be , Free and Independent States.

Back 40

We say to the World that America is now its own Country.

Front 41

Put in Order
British Pass taxes
Proclamation of 1763
Troops sent to Boston
Intolerable Acts
Colonists Protest

Back 41

Proclamation of 1763
British Pass taxes
Colonists Protest
Troops sent to Boston
Intolerable Acts

Front 42

Put in Order
Cornwallis surrenders
Saratoga
British leave Boston
Lexington & Concord
New York Falls

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Lexington & Concord
British leave Boston
New York Falls
Saratoga
Cornwallis surrenders

Front 43

What was Britain left with after the French and Indian War, how did they deal with the situation and how did the colonists react?

Back 43

QOD

Front 44

Who do you feel had the advantage in the Revolutionary War? Describe their strengths and their opponents weaknesses.

Back 44

QOD

Front 45

Describe the goal of Britsh General Burgoyne's plan for the war, how it was to be carried out, what the results were, and what was the effect of the battle?

Back 45

QOD