A chapter about the Revolutionary War
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| After Thomas Paine published Common Sense, many colonists urged- | independence from the British.
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| Who was the first person to sign the Declaration of Independence? | John Hancock
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| The size of the states determining the number of votes in congress was not | a part of the Articles of Confederation.
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| People in the thirteen colonies who supported independence were called- | Patriots.
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| Some African Americans fought during the war in order to gain- | freedom.
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| Most Americans on the frontier who took a side in the Revolutionary War supported- | the Patriots.
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| People, such as Quakers, who are against all wars because they believe that fighting for any reason is wrong are known as- | pacifists.
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| Having the best training and most experienced officers | is NOT an accurate description of the Continental army soldiers that George Washington first encountered.
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| What did the victory at Saratoga show the French? | The Americans stood a chance of winning the war.
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| Benedict Arnold was known as a traitor because he- | acted against his country.
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| The approval of the Declaration of Independence | was NOT the final act of the Second Continental Congress.
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| The French and Spanish | both aided the American war effort.
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| When the war was decided at Yorktown | fighting still occurred in places throughout the colonies.
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| The Treaty of Paris | officially named the United States of America as a new country.
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| Women in the colonies | took an active part in the Patriots' war effort.
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