American Revolution

Question 1

5 Enlightenments

Answer 1

1 Freedom, Democracy, and reason 2 equal rights for all 3 rationalism and scientific method to solve problems 4 freedom of religion no divine rights of the king 5 Truth

Question 2

French and Indian war causes and out comes

Answer 2

Cause French and British wanted control of Ohio River Valley. out come, Britain got control of Canada and most of the land east of the Mississippi river.

Question 3

Albany Plan

Answer 3

All the colonies form one government and still have there separate governments

Question 4

Proclamation of 1763

Answer 4

Was made so the colonists wouldn’t go past appalachian mountains and bother Native Americans

Question 5

Stamp act

Answer 5

A stamp on any paper or document which makes it cost more

Question 6

Townshend act

Answer 6

Tax on goods like glass, paper, paint, and tea

Question 7

Boston Massacre

Answer 7

A person started complaining about taxes and a crowd formed and then people started throwing stuff and then one soldier started shooting

Question 8

Boston Tea party

Answer 8

A bunch of tea ships were sent to Boston but the patriots didn’t let them unload them so after a while the patriots threw the tea over board

Question 9

Role of women during boycott

Answer 9

They did house hold shopping and avoided British goods and made tea out of pine needles and made there own cloth and bought American made products

Question 10

First Continental Congress what was there goal

Answer 10

to figure out what to do with king George the III

Question 11

Loyalists

Answer 11

People Loyal to the British

Question 12

Patriots

Answer 12

People against the British trying to start a ccountry

Question 13

Sons of Liberty

Answer 13

A secret organization that fought against Britain taxing America.

Question 14

Battle of Concord and Lexington Reason

Answer 14

The British wanted to destroy ammunition they thought was there

Question 15

Battle of Concord and Lexington significance

Answer 15

First battle of American Revolution

Question 16

Battle of Concord and Lexington outcomes

Answer 16

The patriots chased the British all the way to Boston

Question 17

2nd Continental Congress what was there goal

Answer 17

Establish Continental Army

Question 18

Battle of Bunker hill, Reasons

Answer 18

The British wanted to ensure there control over Boston and set up fort on Bunker hill

Question 19

Battle of Bunker hill, significance

Answer 19

Who ever one would have control of Boston

Question 20

Battle of Bunker hill, out comes

Answer 20

Patriots lost but big morale booster for the patriots

Question 21

Role of Women in AR

Answer 21

Some took over Business and farms, others were camp followers, and some were spies

Question 22

Role of African Americans in AR

Answer 22

Some were soldiers others were nurses, cooks, and laborers

Question 23

Role of Native Americans in AR

Answer 23

Most towns were Burned down or were ravaged

Question 24

Who wrote common sense

Answer 24

Thomas Paine

Question 25

Who wrote the Declaration of Independence

Answer 25

Thomas Jefferson

Question 26

Washington Crossing the Delaware, Reason

Answer 26

It was the last chance to secure victory in AR

Question 27

Washington Crossing the Delaware, Out comes

Answer 27

Washington surprised Hessians and they surrendered

Question 28

Valley Forge, Reason

Answer 28

They needed to regroup and rest

Question 29

Valley Forge, Outcomes

Answer 29

The patriots are better trained

Question 30

Von Steuben

Answer 30

came to help train the army

Question 31

Siege of Yorktown, significance

Answer 31

Last major battle of AR

Question 32

Siege of Yorktown, outcome

Answer 32

British surrendered

Question 33

3 parts of the Treaty of Paris

Answer 33

1 Britain agreed to recognize the United States as an independent nation. 2 Britain gave up its claims to all lands between the Atlantic Coast and the Mississippi River, from the border of Canada south to Florida. 3 United States agreed to return all rights and property taken from Loyalists during the war.