Social Studies 5 Chapter 7 Test Set 2 Question Preview (ID: 34972)


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Who wrote letters to her husband about freedom?
a) Mercy Otis Warren
b) Abigail Adams
c) Sybil Ludington
d) Elizabeth Freeman

Who wrote a history of the American Revolution?
a) Deborah Sampson
b) Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley
c) Elizabeth Freeman
d) Mercy Otis Warren

Who wore men's clothes so she could fight in the war?
a) Deborah Sampson
b) Sybil Ludington
c) Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley
d) Abigail Adams

Who rode 40 miles to warn Americans of a British attack?
a) Sybil Ludington
b) Elizabeth Freeman
c) Abigail Adams
d) Mercy Otis Warren

Who took over for her husband firing cannons?
a) Mercy Otis Warren
b) Deborah Sampson
c) Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley
d) Abigail Adams

Who argued for her freedom in court based on the Declaration of Independence?
a) Abigail Adams
b) Sybil Ludington
c) Elizabeth Freeman
d) Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley

Who was a teacher and an American spy?
a) James Armistead
b) Benedict Arnold
c) Thayendanegea
d) Nathan Hale

Who was a slave who spied for George Washington?
a) James Armistead
b) Charles Cornwallis
c) Nathan Hale
d) Friedrich Wilhelm von Stueben

Who was a British general who surrendered at Yorktown?
a) James Armistead
b) Benedict Arnold
c) Thayendanegea
d) Charles Cornwallis

Who was a Prussian who trained troops at Valley Forge?
a) Charles Cornwallis
b) Nathan Hale
c) Friedrich Wilhelm von Stueben
d) James Armistead

Who was an American general that became a traitor?
a) Benedict Arnold
b) Thayendanegea
c) Charles Cornwallis
d) Nathan Hale

Who was a Mohawk leader who wanted to stop Americans from moving west?
a) Friedrich Wilhelm von Stueben
b) Nathan Hale
c) Charles Cornwallis
d) Thayendanegea

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