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The RevolutionaryWar

Grade 7 American Revolution test

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What were two reasons the colonists turned against Britain? 1. Unfair laws 2. Boston Massacre
What does the phrase "No Taxation Without Representation" mean? You can't tax us (the colonists) if we don't have you a say in government.
What was the significance of the pamphlet, "Common Sense", and who was its author? To alert the colonists that independence was the only way against G. B. authored by Thomas Paine
What was the punishment for colonists if they were to be found guilty for going against the British? They were hanged
What was the Declaration of Independence? A list of freedoms for independence from Britain
Who was the author of the Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson
What date was the Declaration of Independence signed? July 4th, 1776
What is the preamble? The introduction to the Declaration of Independence
What are three individual natural rights that cannot be taken away? Life, Liberty, and pursuits and happiness
What was the main profession (job) of the French who settled in the colonies? Fur traders and trappers
What was the main profession (job) of the English who settled in the colonies Farmers
Who fought who in the French and Indian War? What were the years of fighting? What were these two sides fighting over? Who won the war? Britain vs. France 1754-1763 Land in the Ohio River Valley Britain won
What was the Proclamation of 1763? An imaginary border (Applachian Mountains) that colonists could not move west point
What goods were taxed under the Sugar Act? Molasses, sugar (obvi) -> smugglers were put on trial
What goods were taxed under the Stamp Act? Wills, Diplomas, Playing Cards, Newspapers
What goods were taxed under the Townshend Act? Glass, Paper, Paint, Tea
What was the title of the publication that Thomas Paine wrote as a follow-up to "Common Sense"? The Crisis
Why was the Battle of Saratoga viewed as a turning point for the Patriots in the Revolutionary War? France became our Ally
What was the turning point of the war for the Patriots in the south? The Battle of King's Mountain in South Carolina
What was the name of the former American General who turned traitor and helped the British? Benedict Arnold
What was the last major battle of the Revolutionary War? The Battle of Yorktown
What were two statements claimed in the Treaty? 1. New Western Border = Mississippi River 2. G. B. recognizes US independence
What were three reasons for American victory in the Revolutionary War? 1. Knowledge of Land 2. Patriotism 3. Alliance with France
What was the name of the treaty that officially ended the Revolutionary War? The Treaty of Paris
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