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1. What was the Great Awakening?
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a religious revival that spread through the Puritans in Europe
when John Winthrop gave his speech "City on a Hill"
A Religious revival that spread through the colonies
All of the answers are true
2. How did the Great Awakening help stimulate the American Revolution?
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It united the colonies
the Minutemen learned how to not sleep so that they could be ready to fight the Redcoats
It brought church leaders closer to the people and showed them that they weren’t so different from the King
both ‘a’ and ‘c’
3. What are the 3 main parts to the Declaration of Independence?
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Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness
All men are created equal
Beliefs of Freedom of Religion, Give me Liberty or Give me Death, No Taxation without Representation
Beliefs of good government, List of Grievances, Statement of Independent States
4. Which one of the following does NOT have to do with the statement, “All Men Are Created Equal”
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Is a statement from Great Awakening thinkers
The colonists thought the Sons of Liberty should rule
Is revolutionary idea to think that people don’t need a King to govern themselves
Is a statement from thinkers like John Locke
5. Which statement does NOT have to do with Unalienable Rights
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Unalienable rights are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
No one can take away those rights
absolute power
you are born with Natural rights and everyone has them
6. French Leaders like the Marquis de Lafayette and the Comte de Rochambeau
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explored the vast interior of the North American continent
slowed the progress of American patriots
fought alongside the Redcoats to stop the American Revolution
Came to the aid of the American Patriots to understand the ideas of the Revolutionary leaders and bring them back to France so that they could use them in their own revolution against a Monarchy
7. The 1st Continental Congress
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Wrote the Declaration of Independence
happened after the “Shot Heard ‘round the World”
Wrote a declaration of rights and grievances and addressed it to the King
Only had representatives from Massachusetts
8. The King did not address the 1st Continental Congress’ pleas (requests) because
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a. He thought they were traitors
He was busy fighting with France
They did not have representatives in Parliament
It took too long to get the message to England
9. Describe what happened in the “Shot Heard Around the World”
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There was a stand-off between the Redcoats and the Sons of Liberty in Boston
The Redcoats developed a canon that was so powerful it could be heard throughout the colonies
There was a fight between the Redcoats and the Minutemen at Lexington and no one knows who fired first
Ben Franklin set up a scientific experiment to see if he could send a bullet from the colonies to Europe
10. What is “Common Sense”
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It is like unalienable rights, no one can take it away
a widely-circulated pamphlet that changed peoples ideas to join the Loyalists
a widely-circulated pamphlet that changed peoples ideas to join the Patriots
Thomas Paine’s grievances with the Sons of Liberty
11. Who were the people who helped with the Ideas of the Declaration of Independence?
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Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, Roger Sherman, John Adams, Roger R. Livingston
the Sons of Liberty
John Locke, John Winthrop, and Jonathan Edwards
only Thomas Jefferson
12. What is the main idea of the Declaration Of Independence?
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Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness
King George III did wrong
The Redcoats wanted to become Patriots
The 13 colonies are now free and independent states
13. List 4 events leading to the Declaration of Independence.
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Stamp Act, Quartering Act, 1st Continental Congress, Shot Heard Round the World
Sons of Liberty, Quartering Act, Boston Massacre, Pocahontas and John Rolfe get Married.
Bacon’s Rebellion, Quartering Act, Battle of Yorktown, Shot Heard Round the World
Stamp Act, Battle of Saratoga, 1st Continental Congress, 2nd Continental Congress
14. Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?
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Robert Livingston
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
15. What does inalienable mean?
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Absolute
total
foreign
grievance
16. What is a grievance?
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a time of sorrow
a declaration
a complaint
a type of charter
17. The words “All Men are Created Equal” are the most powerful words of the Declaration.
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However, the writers of the Declaration did not include the words to mean slaves were equal
However, the writers of the Declaration did not include the words to mean women were equal
However, the writers of the Declaration did not include the words to mean children were equal
all of the above
18. American Colonists who supported separation from England
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Thomas Jefferson
Jamestown
John Winthrop
Boston Tea Party
Cash Crop
Samuel Adams
Patrick Henry
Puritans
Declaration of Independence
Sons of Liberty
2nd Continental Congress
Patriots
Stamp Act
Charter
Triangle Trade
19. American Patriot who stated, “Give me Liberty, Or Give me Death”
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Thomas Jefferson
Jamestown
John Winthrop
Boston Tea Party
Cash Crop
Samuel Adams
Patrick Henry
Puritans
Declaration of Independence
Sons of Liberty
2nd Continental Congress
Patriots
Stamp Act
Charter
Triangle Trade
20. Tobacco, Rice, Indigo, Sugar, Cotton
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Thomas Jefferson
Jamestown
John Winthrop
Boston Tea Party
Cash Crop
Samuel Adams
Patrick Henry
Puritans
Declaration of Independence
Sons of Liberty
2nd Continental Congress
Patriots
Stamp Act
Charter
Triangle Trade
21. Event in 1773 where the Sons of Liberty protested a tax on tea
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Thomas Jefferson
Jamestown
John Winthrop
Boston Tea Party
Cash Crop
Samuel Adams
Patrick Henry
Puritans
Declaration of Independence
Sons of Liberty
2nd Continental Congress
Patriots
Stamp Act
Charter
Triangle Trade
22. Lawyer and Member of the Continental Congress selected to draft the Declaration of Independence
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Thomas Jefferson
Jamestown
John Winthrop
Boston Tea Party
Cash Crop
Samuel Adams
Patrick Henry
Puritans
Declaration of Independence
Sons of Liberty
2nd Continental Congress
Patriots
Stamp Act
Charter
Triangle Trade
23. individual colonies were granted these from the King of England to rule themselves
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Thomas Jefferson
Jamestown
John Winthrop
Boston Tea Party
Cash Crop
Samuel Adams
Patrick Henry
Puritans
Declaration of Independence
Sons of Liberty
2nd Continental Congress
Patriots
Stamp Act
Charter
Triangle Trade
24. Leader of the Massachusetts Bay Colony and the Puritans. Said his Colony would be an example for all Colonies.
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Thomas Jefferson
Jamestown
John Winthrop
Boston Tea Party
Cash Crop
Samuel Adams
Patrick Henry
Puritans
Declaration of Independence
Sons of Liberty
2nd Continental Congress
Patriots
Stamp Act
Charter
Triangle Trade
25. He was hiding from Redcoats when Paul Revere did his famous Ride. Leader of the Sons of Liberty.
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Thomas Jefferson
Jamestown
John Winthrop
Boston Tea Party
Cash Crop
Samuel Adams
Patrick Henry
Puritans
Declaration of Independence
Sons of Liberty
2nd Continental Congress
Patriots
Stamp Act
Charter
Triangle Trade
26. This town saw prosperity with Tobacco and saw destruction with Nathaniel Bacon.
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Thomas Jefferson
Jamestown
John Winthrop
Boston Tea Party
Cash Crop
Samuel Adams
Patrick Henry
Puritans
Declaration of Independence
Sons of Liberty
2nd Continental Congress
Patriots
Stamp Act
Charter
Triangle Trade
27. This tax from England caused unrest and protest in the Colonies. It also led to the formation of the Sons of Liberty
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Thomas Jefferson
Jamestown
John Winthrop
Boston Tea Party
Cash Crop
Samuel Adams
Patrick Henry
Puritans
Declaration of Independence
Sons of Liberty
2nd Continental Congress
Patriots
Stamp Act
Charter
Triangle Trade
28. Centuries old trade that relied on the currents of the Atlantic as well as the winds to carry Guns, Rum, and Slaves between Africa, North America, and Europe.
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Thomas Jefferson
Jamestown
John Winthrop
Boston Tea Party
Cash Crop
Samuel Adams
Patrick Henry
Puritans
Declaration of Independence
Sons of Liberty
2nd Continental Congress
Patriots
Stamp Act
Charter
Triangle Trade
29. These people might never have survived in the New World if it wasn’t for the help of Tisquantum.
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Thomas Jefferson
Jamestown
John Winthrop
Boston Tea Party
Cash Crop
Samuel Adams
Patrick Henry
Puritans
Declaration of Independence
Sons of Liberty
2nd Continental Congress
Patriots
Stamp Act
Charter
Triangle Trade
30. This group of people were a major cause of the American Revolution and also escalated the tension between the Americans and England.
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Thomas Jefferson
Jamestown
John Winthrop
Boston Tea Party
Cash Crop
Samuel Adams
Patrick Henry
Puritans
Declaration of Independence
Sons of Liberty
2nd Continental Congress
Patriots
Stamp Act
Charter
Triangle Trade
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