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Articles of Confederation era
Constitutional Era knowledge
Bill of Rights
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3. Who was Benjamin Franklin?
Famous American who negotiated
a treaty of alliance with France
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4. This war made Canada become a part of the British Empire
What was the French and Indian War?
This war made Canada become
a part of the British Empire
and began the problems between
the colonies and England.
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5. This battle was lost because the Colonists ran out of ammunition.
What was Bunker Hill?
This battle was lost because
the Colonists ran out of
ammunition.
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6. A pamphlet written by Thomas Paine that was widely read before
What was “Common Sense”?
A pamphlet written by Thomas
Paine that was widely read before
the war.
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7. The period of time when England ignored the colonies. (policy of
What was Salutary Neglect?
The period of time when England
ignored the colonies. (policy of
leaving the colonies alone).
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8. Was shot and killed in the Boston Massacre?
Who was Crispus Attucks?
Was shot and killed in the Boston
Massacre?
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9. Colonists were prohibited from crossing the Appalachians.
What was the Proclamation of 1763?
Colonists were prohibited from crossing the Appalachians.
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10. This battle ended the American Revolutionary War.
What was the Battle of Yorktown?
This battle ended the American
Revolutionary War.
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11. The enforcers of non-importation agreements (boycotts) led by
Who were the Sons of Liberty?
The enforcers of non-importation
agreements (boycotts) led by
Samuel Adams.
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12. He was a Frenchman who was a friend of George Washington and
Who was Marquis de Lafayette?
He was a Frenchman who was a
friend of George Washington and
a great supporter of the American
cause.
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13. American hero and traitor
Who was Benedict Arnold?
American hero and traitor
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14. This issue became the main topic of colonial protest.
What were the taxation policies of England?
This issue became the main
topic of colonial protest.
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15. This was the turning point of the war.
What was the Battle of Saratoga?
This was the turning point of the
war.
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16. This document was created in an attempt to bring the colonies
What was the Olive Branch Petition?
This document was created in
an attempt to bring the colonies
and Britain back together. Last
effort for peace.
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17. These people believed that taxation
Who were Loyalists/Tories?
These people believed that taxation
of the colonies was justified to pay
for British protection against the
Indians and refused to support the
Colonial war effort.
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18. Philosopher wrote about the
Who was John Locke?
This Enlightenment
Philosopher wrote about the
Rights of man.
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19. What was the Boston Tea Party?
The monopoly on American tea
trade given to the British East
India Company led to this.
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20. “The shot heard round the world.”
What was Lexington and Concord?
“The shot heard round the world.”
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21. According to Thomas Jefferson and John Locke, where does the power
What is the people?
According to Thomas Jefferson and
John Locke, where does the power
Of a government come from
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22. He defended the British soldiers in court after the Boston Massacre
Who was John Adams?
He defended the British soldiers
in court after the Boston Massacre
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23. This British General surrendered to Washington at Yorktown.
Who was Charles Cornwallis?
This British General surrendered
to Washington at Yorktown.
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24. This Act was passed as a reaction
What were the Intolerable Acts?
This Act was passed as a reaction
to the Boston Tea Party.
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25. 1st major victory for the colonists
What was Trenton?
1st major victory for the colonists
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26. This was a leading diplomatic factor that led to the colonial
What was the Franco-American Alliance?
This was a leading diplomatic
factor that led to the colonial
victory in the Revolutionary War
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27. The trial of John Peter Zenger was essentially about this right.
What was freedom of the press?
The trial of John Peter Zenger
was essentially about this right.
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