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Chapter 8 The Road To War Continued
Test Description: Chapter 8 Continued
Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.
1) What was a Patriot?
A
British soldier opposed to British rule over the colonies.
B
Colonist opposed to British rule.
C
Colonist who agreed with British rule over the colonies.
D
British soldiers who agreed with British rule over the colonies.
2) The government decided to ______________, or cancel, the law.
A
Repeal
B
militia
C
Boycott
D
Tariff
3) The killing of five men in Boston by panicked British soldiers is known as
A
Townshed Acts
B
Boston Massacre
C
First Continental Congress
D
Boston Tea Party
4) The ____________________ was formed by representatives of all but one of the 13 colonies. Representatives voted on what action to take against the British and their taxes.
A
First Continental Congress
B
Committee of Correspondence
C
Loyalist
D
Minutemen
5) Who offered to lead men in battle for the relief of Boston?
A
Hugh White
B
Paul Revere
C
Crispus Attucks
D
George Washington
6) Which Patriot warned of the British attack?
A
George Washington
B
John Adams
C
Paul Revere
D
John Hancock
7) Which event took place First?
A
Paul Revere captured.
B
British reteat to Boston
C
Battle of Lexington
D
Battle of Concord
8) Which battle began with "the shot heard round the world?"
A
Bunker Hill
B
Lexington
C
Breed's Hill
D
Concord
9) Which brief battle forced the British to retreat to Boston?
A
Breed's Hill
B
Concord
C
Bunker Hill
D
Lexington
10) Who led the colonists in the battle of Bunker Hill?
A
Paul Revere
B
John Adams
C
William Prescott
D
John Hancock
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