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Which of the following is NOT a weaknesses that the American Army faced?
a) Lack of training
b) food shortages
c) scarcity of guns and gun powder
d) leadership
What were the Townshend Acts?
a) Created townships in the new American Colonies
b) actions introduced to impose taxes on glass, lead, paints, paper and tea
c) Squares of land sold to the colonists allowing for Westward expansion
d) Allowed for the election of governors that weren't of British descent for American colonies
Which of the following was influential in training American Troops at Valley Forge?
a) Von Stueben
b) Howe
c) Clinton
d) Greene
Which of the following was the American's Declaration of War leading us into the Revolution?
a) Treaty of Paris
b) Intolerable Treaty
c) Declaration of Indpendence
d) Bill for Rights
Which battle marked a turning point of the War in the American’s favor?
a) Battle of Lexington
b) Battle at New York
c) Battle of Bunker Hill
d) Battle of Saratoga
Which of these was a clear disadvantage for General Burgoyne in Albany, New York?
a) unfamiliar territory
b) not enough soliders
c) insufficient supplies
d) poor communication
What country allied with the Americans during the war?
a) France
b) Germany
c) Portugal
d) Canada
Who were the Hessians?
a) French soldiers
b) a nickname for British soldiers
c) German hired mercenaries
d) Spanish soldiers
What song did the British play during the surrender ceremony at York town?
a) Star Spangeled Banner
b) Yankee Doodle
c) The World Turned Upside Down
d) We Retreat
Which of the following was a major victory that changed the American morale towards the beginning of the war?
a) Trenton
b) Princeton
c) Saratoga
d) all of the above
How did the American Revolution impact other parts of the world?
a) It lead to Great Britain giving up its other colonies
b) It made other nations fearful of American strength
c) It encouraged other nations to fight for their independence
d) It made citizens of other nations fearful of a fight for independence
What was the last major battle in the Revolution?
a) Saratoga
b) Trenton
c) New York
d) Yorktown
What document created the independent nation of the United States?
a) Declaration of Independence
b) Constitution
c) Treaty of Paris
d) Lord Dunmore's Proclamation
Which General was dismissed from the British army for failing to carry out an order?
a) Howe
b) Clinton
c) Burgoyne
d) Greene
Which general refused to attend the surrender ceremony?
a) Howe
b) Cornwallis
c) Clinton
d) Burgoyne
Who wrote The Crisis?
a) George Washington
b) Benjamin Franklin
c) Alexander Hamilton
d) Thomas Paine
What was the purpose of The Crisis
a) To entertain readers with fictional accounts of the American Revolution
b) To criticize the British crown and promote loyalty to Britain
c) To inspire and encourage American colonists to continue fighting for independence during the Revolutionary War
d) To document historical events in an unbiased, neutral manner
Why is Valley Forge significant in the context of the American Revolutionary War?
a) It was the site of a major American victory over British forces.
b) It was where George Washington surrendered to British troops.
c) It served as the winter encampment where the Continental Army endured harsh conditions but emerged more unified and discipli
d) It was the location where the Declaration of Independence was signed.
What was the outcome of the Battle of Brooklyn (Battle of Long Island) during the American Revolutionary War?
a) A decisive American victory that pushed the British out of New York
b) A British victory that forced the Continental Army to retreat and eventually evacuate New York
c) A stalemate that resulted in a ceasefire between British and American forces
d) An unexpected American ambush that captured British General William Howe
How does the Declaration of Independence remain relevant in today's society?
a) It serves as a legal document outlining the current U.S. government structure.
b) It provides the foundation for modern democratic ideals such as equality, liberty, and the right to self-governance.
c) It outlines the official laws regarding the relationship between the U.S. and Britain.
d) It offers a detailed plan for economic policy in the U.S. today.
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