Chapter 6 Flashcards

1
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The Louisiana Governor secretly helped the American cause.

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True

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2
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Most southern states refused to except African-Americans to serve as soldiers.

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True

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3
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During the war, some 800 privateers helped the American navy to harass British shipping.

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True

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4
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In the summer of 1776, George Washington gathered his forces on Staten Island.

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False

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5
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Americans offered payments to Native American groups who fought against the British.

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False

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6
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Thomas Paine wrote a pamphlet called The Crisis that helped raise morale when American spirits were low.

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True

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7
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The Battle of Burgoyne is considered a turning point of the Revolutionary War.

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False

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8
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What did Friedrich von Steuben, Thaddeus Kosciusko, and Marquis de Lafayette have in common?

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They all came from Europe to help the Americans cause.

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9
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What comes after Burgoyne surrenders Battle of Saratoga?

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France signed a treaty with United States.

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10
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What was Nathan Hale doing when he was captured by the British?

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collecting information about British battle plans

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11
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Whose name has come to mean “traitor”?

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Benedict Arnold

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12
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What phrase from the Declaration of Independence emphasizes the importance of natural rights?

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“We hold these truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal…”

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13
Q

Francis Marion lead patriots who

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used guerrilla warfare against the British

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14
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How did the fighting between France and Britain in Europe and the Caribbean help the American cause?

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it left few were British troops to fight in North America

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15
Q

France’s “Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen” was modeled in part on

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America’s Declaration of Independence

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16
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What was the main purpose of the Declaration?

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to declare the separation of the United States from Britain

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17
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What was not a significant factor in the American victory?

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German and British support

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18
Q

What law concerning slavery was passed in Pennsylvania in 1780?

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slaveholders cannot buy additional slaves

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19
Q

During the American Revolution, most Native American groups

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sided with the British.

20
Q

Who is defeated by Washington’s forces in Trenton?

A

German mercenaries who were fighting for the British

21
Q

Why was the Battle of Saratoga so important?

A

It lifted Patriot spirits and showed Europe that Americans could win.

22
Q

The American Revolution soon inspired revolutionary movements in

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France and Latin America

23
Q

Which battle in the Middle States was a major turning point in the Revolution?

A

the Battle of Saratoga

24
Q

The Declaration of Independence is divided into a preamble with three main sections. The first main section

A

states some general ideas about society and government.

25
Q

The Declaration’s “list of grievances” included

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colonists being forced to observe the Magna Carta.

26
Q

Which state’s militia refused to allow African-American soldiers to serve?

A

Georgia

27
Q

Who led the Battle of Serapis?

A

John Paul Jones

28
Q

Who is famous for vowing, “I have not yet begun to fight.”?

A

John Paul Jones

29
Q

Who composed the Declaration of Independence?

A

Thomas Jefferson

30
Q

John Adams complained that Loyalists used the prospect of independence

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to frighten colonists into giving up

31
Q

The words “all men are created equal” originally benefited primarily

A

white, male property owners

32
Q

How long did the American revolution last?

A

almost 8 years

33
Q

What marks the official end of the American Revolution?

A

Congressional approval of the Treaty of Paris

34
Q

What happened to the Loyalists’ property after the Revolutionary War?

A

in most cases, it was not returned to them

35
Q

What event in Europe was influenced by the American Revolution?

A

The people of France overthrew their king and queen

36
Q

What made the greatest contribution to the American victory at Yorktown?

A

The aid of the French fleet

37
Q

Why did Thomas Paine write The Crisis?

A

to raise the moral of Patriot soldiers

38
Q

How did Americans react to the situation at Valley Forge?

A

They collected and send food and supplies.

39
Q

Which country was the first to sign a treaty of alliance with the United States?

A

France

40
Q

When did free African-Americans begin fighting for the Patriot cause?

A

from the beginning of the war

41
Q

What is not a reason why the Americans won the Revolution?

A

advanced technology

42
Q

The Virginia resolution, proclaiming that the colonies were “free and independent states”, was introduced to Congress by

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Richard Henry Lee

43
Q

Thomas Paine

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wrote a pro-independence pamphlet titled Common Sense

44
Q

alliance

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a formal agreement between two powers to work together towards a common goal

45
Q

privateer

A

a civilian ship that has its government permission to raid enemy ships

46
Q

Francis Marion

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led guerrilla attacks against the British in the South

47
Q

Washington’s army spent the hard winter of 1777-1778 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

A

false