Pace Mid-quarter Exam 2 - Hillary Cheaney | Laabri

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was a tax on tea

was a tax on legal document

forced colonists to house and feed British soldiers

allowed women to vote

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French settlers pushed into Louisiana, which was claimed by the British.

French settlers threatened to seize Native American lands.

British settlers pushed west into French and Native American lands.

Native Americans pushed into the British colonies.

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Ohio River Valley

Canada

Louisiana

Florida

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Thomas Jefferson

Benjamin Franklin

Thomas Paine

George Washington

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Vermont

Oregon

Florida

Maine

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the colonists had a great relationship with England.

the colonists lived in peace with the Native Americans.

the British refused to tax the colonies.

the colonists began to see themselves as separate from Britain.

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elite British fighting squad

men like Samuel Adams who boycotted English goods and protested against British taxes

men who helped to convince France to fight with America

members of British Parliament

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the first shot fired at the Boston Tea Party

the first organized meeting of the colonial militia

the shot that concluded the first meeting of the minutemen

the first shot of the American Revolution

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Native Americans had to remain east of the mountains.

colonial settlers had to remain east of the mountains.

the French had to obtain British citizenship.

the French were responsible for settling in the mountains.

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required colonists to boycott British goods.

said that Parliament had total authority over the colonies.

required colonists to house and feed British troops in exchange for stamps.

required stamps to be put on printed documents to show the tax was paid.

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they paid the taxes without complaint

they boycotted British goods

they moved back to England

they immediately declared independence

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John Adams

William Dawes

Benedict Arnold

Sam Adams

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made the price of tea cheaper but gave the British a monopoly on selling the tea

made the price of tea go up

had nothing to do with tea

was very popular in America

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British soldiers

members of parliment

Native Americans

French soldiers

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Benjamin Franklin

Benedict Arnold

George Washington

Thomas Jefferson

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Benjamin Franklin

Benedict Arnold

George Washington

Thomas Jefferson

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Benjamin Franklin

Benedict Arnold

George Washington

Thomas Jefferson

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It didn't really happen in Boston

Only 5 people were killed

no one died

an equal number of British soldiers were killed

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THESE are the times that try men's souls. The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of their country; but he that stands by it now, deserves the love and thanks of man and woman. Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered; yet we have this consolation with us, that the harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph. What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly: it is dearness only that gives every thing its value. Heaven knows how to put a proper price upon its goods; and it would be strange indeed if so celestial an article as FREEDOM should not be highly rated.

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soldiers who fight in warm weather

those soldiers who only join when they are winning the war

soldiers that fight all the time even when things are hard

soldiers from Germany

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The Crisis

The Declaration of Independence

Common Sense

Free America

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America has now become a country

Spain controls Mexico

France has lost all its territory in North America

Britain has lots all of its territory in the United States

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they knew the land and how to use it to their advantage

they used guerrilla tactics that the British weren't prepared for

at the start they had more soldiers who were better equipped and had more experience than the British

the French fought with them

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Treaty of Paris

Treaty of Britian

Treaty of Concord

Treaty of Bunker Hill

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because the Spanish took back control of Floridia

it was the turning point after this the French sided with America

it was the last battle of the war

it was the first battle of the Revolution

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J. Adams

B. Franklin

T. Jefferson

T. Paine

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Nathanael Greene

Charles Cornwallis

Benedict Arnold

Francis Marion

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to set forth the structure of the United States government

to declare the separation of the United States from Britain

to declare the rights of the individual

to list complaints against King George III

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Princeton

Yorktown

Saratoga

Long Island

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Spain

France

Spain and France

None of the above

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Congress approves the Treaty of Paris

Declaration of Independence is signed

the Battle of Yorktown

the Battle of Cowpens

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guerrilla attacks led by Francis Marion

the aid of the French fleet

Benedict Arnold's treason

General Greene's leadership

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They were from countries that were enemies of France.

They came from Europe to help train the American army.

They had both fought General Burgoyne at one time.

Each came from a country led by a tyrannical ruler.

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knowledge of the terrain

alliances with Spain and France

powerful navy

fighting for freedom

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Mandalorians

Prussians

Hessians

Legionaries

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Richard Henry Lee's Virginia resolution.

Thomas Paine's Crisis.

the Olive Branch Petition.

the Declaration of Independence.

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1st

2nd

3rd

4th

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1st

2nd

3rd

4th

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George Washington

John Hancock

Richard Henry Lee

John Adams

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William Howe

John Burgoyne

Cornwallis

Henry Clinton

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1%

5%

10%

15%

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1:1

1:2

1:3

1:4

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Mississippi River

Rocky Mountains

St. Lawrence River

Appalachian Mountains

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Smaller states have more power than larger states.

States should have the right to ignore national legislation.

States in the same region can form alliances to defeat actions of other regions.

Individual states under the Articles have too much power to form a true union.

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Congress to give itself greater power to tax citizens.

government leaders to revise the Articles of Confederation.

state governments to print more money.

the central government to pass new land ordinances.

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feared they would not have enough power in the new Congress.

preferred to keep the Articles of Confederation.

wanted a weak executive.

disliked James Madison.

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writing an introduction to the Constitution

deciding if slaves should be counted for the purpose of proportional representation

choosing the person who led the executive branch

giving free African Americans the right to vote

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They opposed the Northwest Ordinance.

They wanted a plan of government made up of two branches.

They believed that a weak central government was ineffective.

They thought the state governments were too weak.

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president

states

citizens

Congress

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It made people worry about how weak central government might respond to future rebellions.

It encouraged farmers to petition state governments for economic relief.

It showed that the federal government had too much power.

It convinced leaders of the importance of individual rights and freedom of speech.

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the U.S. gained a large piece of the Louisiana territory.

groups of townships could petition to become states.

the United States was now claiming territory that was also claimed by Britain.

Settles and investors could buy new land in the Northwest territories.

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Legislative

Judicial

Executive

None

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New Jersey Plan

Virginia Plan

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Virginia Plan

New Jersey Plan

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Virginia Plan

New Jersey Plan

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New Jersey Plan

Virginia Plan

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Virginia Plan

New Jersey Plan

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Washington won a great battle

1/4 of Washington's men died

the French defeated the British in a great naval battle

Lord Cornwallis was killed

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he said he was not present at the time

he stated that it was the Americans that fired first

he said that he was standing in between the two groups

he stated that it was the French soldiers who fired, not the British

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The British soldiers were unarmed

The Americans were throwing rocks, ice, clam shells, and other things at the British

The Americans were yelling at the British to fire

Both B and C are correct

None of the above are correct

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Proclamation of 1763

Intolerable Acts

Boston Massacre

French and Indian War

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build large cities

trade furs with the Native Americans

fish

mine gold

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Tea Act

Intolerable Acts

Coercive Acts

Riot Act

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Philadelphia

Boston

Virginia

Salem

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a strong federal government

a monarchy

a dictatorship

a weak federal government

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The government could not issue taxes

The government could not declare war

The government could not enforce laws

The government could not make a treaty

Both A and C are weaknesses

All of the above are weaknesses

None of the above are weaknesses

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Public education

Slavery

Right to vote for women

Foreigners to move to the territory

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the British were offering them land in India to live in

the British were offering them their freedom

after the Battle of Yorktown is was clear the British would win the war

the slaves were happy with their situation and so very few joined the British