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The American Revolution

Ger McCabe Kelly 15 preguntas 5,0 (1 valoración)

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  1. 1There were 13 British colonies in America at the time of the War of Independence.Imagen de la pregunta 1
    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso
  2. 2King [blank_start]George III[blank_end] was King of [blank_start]England[blank_end] and therefore ruled over the [blank_start]American[blank_end] [blank_start]colonies[blank_end]. The King had a [blank_start]representative[blank_end] in each of the colonies who was called the [blank_start]Governor.[blank_end] Each colony had a [blank_start]Governor[blank_end] and an elected [blank_start]assembly[blank_end], similar to the English [blank_start]Constitutional Monarchy[blank_end], which had a King and a Parliament.
    1. AGeorge III
    2. BGerry II
    3. CEngland
    4. DEstonia
    5. EAmerican
    6. FArmenian
    7. Gcolonies
    8. Hcircus
    9. Irepresentative
    10. Jwoman
    11. KGovernor.
    12. LGoverness.
    13. MGovernor
    14. NGoverness
    15. Oassembly
    16. Pstudent council
    17. QConstitutional Monarchy
    18. RAct of Union
  3. 3Which of the following were the main causes for the colonists deciding to revolt against the British.
    1. AThe ideas of the 'Enlightenment' questioned certain beliefs such as the 'Divine Right of Kings'.
    2. BThe Colonists were confident they could fight against the British as they had spent fought with the British in the French and Indian War (1756-1763).
    3. CThe Colonists had no representatives in Westminster.
    4. DThe Colonists wanted to invade Spanish Florida but Britain wouldn't allow it
    5. EBritain tried to abolish slavery which would impact on the vast tobacco and cotton plantations in the southern colonies
    6. FThe Navigation Act put trade restrictions on the colonies
    7. GNew taxes such as the Stamp Act and the Townshend Act were seen as unfair and unjust by the colonists.
    8. HThe influx of different nationalities, such as Germans and Dutch, to the colonies made them feel less British and more like their own independent nation
  4. 4Protests in Boston in 1770 about the new Townshend Act which put more taxes on the Colonists led to the British Soldiers (Redcoats) shooting at the protesters. It became known as the Boston Massacre. How many protesters were killed?
    1. A6
    2. B400
    3. C1500
    4. D10000
  5. 5The [blank_start]Boston Massacre[blank_end] led a repeal of the [blank_start]Townshend Act[blank_end], however, the new tax on tea was kept, as [blank_start]King George III[blank_end] didn't want to seem too weak. This led to an incident in December [blank_start]1773[blank_end], when protesters dressed up as [blank_start]Native American's[blank_end], boarded some docked cargo ships in Boston and threw the [blank_start]tea[blank_end] they transporting into the harbour. This became known as [blank_start]The Boston Tea Party[blank_end].
    1. ABoston Massacre
    2. BNew York Massacre
    3. CVirginia Massacre
    4. DTownshend Act
    5. EPatriot Act
    6. FPact of Steel
    7. GKing George III
    8. HKing James I
    9. IKing Philip II
    10. J1773
    11. K1789
    12. L1649
    13. MNative American's
    14. NDonald Trump
    15. OPilgrms
    16. PFrench Soldiers
    17. Qtea
    18. Rcoffee
    19. SThe Boston Tea Party
    20. TThe Boston Coffee Party
    21. UThe New York Tea Party
  6. 6After the Boston Tea Party the British put a series of restrictive laws on Boston, known as the 'Intolerable Acts'. The colonists responded by calling a meeting the First Congressional Congress in what yearImagen de la pregunta 6
    1. A1770
    2. B1774
    3. C1783
  7. 7The first fighting of The War of Independence took place at Lexington and Concord in 1775 where nearly 300 British Redcoats were killed.Imagen de la pregunta 7
    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso
  8. 8Who was appointed as head of the newly formed American Continental Army at the Second Congressional Congress in May 1775
    1. AGeorge Washington
    2. BThomas Jefferson
    3. CThomas Paine
    4. DJohn Adams
  9. 9Thomas Paine wrote the an article in 1775, which had a massive impact on how the colonists. He stated that any man who didn't fight against the British had the'heart of a coward...' What was the name of this article
    1. ACommon Sense
    2. BThe Critique of Pure Reason
    3. CThe Next Logical Step
    4. DSelf Reliance
  10. 10On the 4th of [blank_start]July[blank_end] [blank_start]1776[blank_end] the members of the [blank_start]Third[blank_end] Congressional Congress signed the [blank_start]Declaration of Independence[blank_end] which was written by [blank_start]Thomas Jefferson[blank_end]. It stated that all men are created [blank_start]equal[blank_end]'.
    1. AJuly
    2. BJune
    3. C1776
    4. D1770
    5. E1783
    6. FThird
    7. GFifth
    8. HFirst
    9. IDeclaration of Independence
    10. JAct of Union
    11. KThe Pact of Steel
    12. LThomas Jefferson
    13. MGeorge Washington
    14. NThomas Paine
    15. Oequal
    16. Pdifferent
    17. Qunfairly

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Junior Certificate History Test sobre The American Revolution, creado por Ger McCabe Kelly el 06/05/2016.
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