Ch 7 Flashcards

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For the revolution to be a success, America not only had to achieve a military victory, they also had to

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Create a viable plan of self-governance

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George Rogers Clark

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Led a successful campaign against the British and Indian allies which culminated in the capture of Fort Vincennas

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The Ethiopian Regiment was made up of

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American slaves who volunteered to fight for the British in exchange for freedom

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After their victorious campaign in New York, the British failed to press their advantage because

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They hoped restraint and strong show of force would bring the Americans to terms

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Which of the following was NOT part of the northern strategy?

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Capture Philidelphia

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5
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Common Sense advocated

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Independence and a republican form of government

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Which of the following was NOT part of the British plans for the Saratoga campaign?

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Admiral Howe would concentrate the navy in Massachusetts Bay in preparation for a siege of Boston

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The battles of Germantown and Brandywine

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We’re British victories, but cost a large number of men and time

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George Washington’s strongest asset in taking command of the Continental Army was

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Southern roots which would help ensure southern support

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The British southern strategy

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Anticipated stronger loyalist support in the southern colonies

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The British commander of the final stages of the southern campaign was

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Charles Cornwallis

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In the months following Lexington and Concord, Congress pursued all the following except

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Attempted to win the support of the Canadian colonies

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12
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The astounding American victory at Saratoga

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Paved the way for an alliance with France

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13
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In addition to the Marquis de Lafayette, Washington was ably served by other foreign officers, including all of the following except

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Thomas Conway

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The royal governor of Virginia, Lord Dunmore,

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Promise freedom to slaves who would bear arms for the king

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The British were finally forced out of Boston

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When Washington acquired the artillery from Fort Ticonderoga

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General Horatio Gates

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Defeated Burgoyne at Saratoga and drove the British out of the Mohawk Valley

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Friedrich Von Stuben

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Drilled soldiers and produced a drill manual which instilled discipline in the soldiers

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18
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The text book notes the most African Americans

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Secretly hoped the British would win

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19
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Which of the following is NOT true of the Battle of Bunker Hill?

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The British army regained the strong image lost after Lexington and Concord

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20
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Among the state governments, the first revolutionary state constitution was adopted by

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Massachusetts

21
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The author of the influential pamphlet Common Sense was

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Thomas Pain

22
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When General Howe withdrew British forces from Boston, he planned to

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Attack New York where loyalist support was stronger

23
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Maryland delayed ratification of the Articles of Confederation until

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Congress devised a plan to control the western lands

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Among all the weakness of the Continental Army at winter quarters in Morristown, New Jersey, the most serious was

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Little immunity to smallpox

25
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The architect of the more conservative Massachusetts Constitution was

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John Adams

26
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A “letter of marque”

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Legalized piracy against an enemy

27
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After the humiliating retreat from New York, Washington restored morale to his army with victories at Princeton and

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Trenton

28
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Loyalists were the largest portion of the population in

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The South

29
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Congress initially created the navy

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To capture British supply ships

30
Q

Deborah Sampson

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Served in the enlisted ranks disguised as a man

31
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The invasion from Canada was led by

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John Burgoyne

32
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After stinging defeats at Cowpens and Guilford Courthouse, Cornwallis

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Retreated to New York to be re supplied by the Royal Navy

33
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The distinguished American naval hero of the war was

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John Paul Jones

34
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The advantages for the British fighting in the south included all of the following except

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Florida remainder loyal to the British

35
Q

Which of the following was not a provision of the peace treaty with Great Britain in 1783?

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The United States must formally abandon its alliance with France

36
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Which of the following was not one of the few tribes friendly to the Americans and hostile to the British?

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Delaware

37
Q

Washington’s victory at Yorktown was practically guaranteed by

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The victory of the French fleet over the British fleet in the Careibean

38
Q

Which of the following was not a common thread in the varied state constitution ms adopted during the revolution?

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They eliminated property qualifications for voting and holding office

39
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The objective of the northern strategy was

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Isolating New England, the heart of the rebellion, from the rest of the colonies

40
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The fall of Fort Ticonderoga was important because

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Americans needed the artillery and ammunition captured there

41
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John Dickenson

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Drafted the Articles of Confederation

42
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At its core, the Declaration of Independence

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Assumed government was based on the “social contract”

43
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A pioneer of Kentucky and leader in the fight against hostile Indians were

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Daniel Boone

44
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Burgoyne’s invasion turned into a disaster when

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General Howe attacked and captured Philadelphia instead of linking with Burgoyne

45
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The Hessians were

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German mercenary troops recruited by the British

46
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Which of the following was not a member of the committee which drafted the Declaration of Independence?

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John Hancock

47
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Ethan Allen

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Led the Green Mountain Boys and captured Fort Ticonderoga

48
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Which of the following was not a disastrous engagement for the Continental Army in the South?

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Kings mountain

49
Q

Congress sent ________ to secure aide from France

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Benjamin Franklin