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For most of the American Revolution, Savannah was controlled by:
a) James Wright
b) John Adams
c) James Oglethorpe and 20 trustees
d) a group of Yamacraw Indians

The final significant battle of the American Revolution occurred at:
a) Yorktown, VA
b) Pittsburgh, PA
c) Albany, NY
d) Raleigh, NC

The Siege of Savannah was:
a) a victory for the British
b) a victory for the Patriots
c) a conflict that lasted for five years
d) unable to produce a clear winner

Who led the Patriots to victory in the Battle of Kettle Creek?
a) Elijah Clarke
b) James Wright
c) John Hancock
d) Samuel Adams

Austin Dabney, a hero of the Battle of Kettle Creek, was unique because:
a) he was a mixed race soldier
b) he was a former British soldier
c) he was a doctor for many injured soldiers
d) he was a well-known preacher in Southern colonies

The Battle of Kettle Creek was a significant victory for:
a) the Patriots
b) the Loyalists
c) ###
d) ####

The Battle of Kettle Creek was fought near:
a) Washington, GA
b) Savannah, GA
c) Atlanta, GA
d) Bainbridge, GA

Who were the Loyalists?
a) colonists who wanted to remain part of the British empire
b) colonists who wanted independence from the British
c) royal governors in Georgia and South Carolina
d) colonists who fled to Spanish-held regions

Who were the Patriots?
a) colonists who wanted independence from the British
b) colonists who wanted to remain loyal to the British
c) British soldiers who defected from Great Britain
d) French forces who helped the American colonists

During the American Revolution, the Patriots received the most outside help from:
a) the French
b) the Portuguese
c) the Dutch
d) the Spanish

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