Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
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British troops were sent to Lexington and Concord in April 1775 to arrest John Hancock and Samuel Adams and to confiscate

A

Hidden arms and ammunition

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2
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(+ or o) committees of correspondence were set up to communicate colonist grievances to king George’s garment in London

A

O

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3
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The command and chief of all British troops in the colonies, who was made governor of Massachusetts, by King George III was

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Thomas Gage

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4
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The hated British law, which required the colonist to buy special paper for all licenses, newspapers, pamphlet,all legal documents, and even playing cards is known as the

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Stamp act 

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5
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Joseph Warren chose whom to send the warning that the British troops are on the way to Lexington and Concord 

A

Paul Revere

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6
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The practice the colonist use when they refuse to purchase goods produced by the English, was known as

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A boycott

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7
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Great Britain desperately needed tax money to pay for

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The French and Indian war

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8
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(+ or o) the only law, the British pass that the colonist like was the Quebec act

A

O

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9
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The first person to be killed at the Boston massacre was

A

Crispus Attucks

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10
Q

The first shots of the American Revolution were fired on April 19, 1775 at

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Lexington and Concord

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11
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(+ or o) during the American revolution guns were actually fired with a mechanism that utilize a piece of stone

A

+

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12
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(+ or o) Following the American revolution, women had far more rights than they had previously

A

O

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13
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(+ or o) with the signing of the treaty of Paris, all European nations recognized the independent nation of the United States

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+

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14
Q

After the American Revolution a new sense of egalitarianism , a belief in the equality of all people emerged, however, it applied only to

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White men

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15
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The treaty of Paris at the boundaries of the United States. It’s just from the Atlantic ocean to the

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Mississippi river 

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16
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Which of the following was not an American peace negotiator of the treaty of Paris

A

George Washington

17
Q

The American revolution for the most part ended with the battle of

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Yorktown

18
Q

Which of the following was true of many African-Americans during the early battles of the American revolution in the south

A

Many African-Americans continuously harassed British forces in North Carolina, forcing them to retreat further south

19
Q

The pression officer, who helped Washington by teaching the troops military field maneuvers was

A

Friedrich von Steuben

20
Q

How did the French help the colonies during the American revolution?

A

They gun powder, artillery, muskets, and troops to fight the British

21
Q

The British commander in the American south was

A

Charles Cornwallis

22
Q

How did American society change after the revolution?

A

There was a rise in the belief, that ability and effort defined one’s worth 

23
Q

Which European nation impressed with the colonist victory at Saratoga, signed two treaties of Americans, one that recognized the U.S as a nation and another one that promised military support

A

France 

24
Q

Of the following, which was a result of the treaty of Paris

A

The United States was recognized as a fully independent nation