Title: Key People
1USI 6a-d American Revolution
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3Question 1
- Who was the British king during the revolutionary
period?
King James
King George III
4King George III
- British King During the Revolutionary era
5Question 2
- Who was the British General that surrendered at
Yorktown?
Lord Cornwallis
General Washington
6Lord Cornwallis
- British General who surrendered at Yorktown
7Question 3
- Who championed the cause of independence and
would later become the 2nd President of the
United States?
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
8John Adams
- Championed the cause of independence
9Question 4
- Who was the commander of the Continental Army?
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
10George Washington
- Commander of the Continental Army
11Question 5
- Who was a major author of the Declaration of
Independence?
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
12Thomas Jefferson
- Major author of the Declaration of Independence
13Question 6
- Who said Give me liberty or give me death?
Patrick Henry
Thomas Paine
14Patrick Henry
- Outspoken member of the House of Burgesses
- Inspired colonial patriotism with Give me
liberty or give me death speech
15Question 7
- Who was a prominent member of the Continental
Congress and helped to frame the Constitution?
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
16Benjamin Franklin
- Prominent member of Continental Congress
- Helped frame the Declaration of Independence
17Question 8
Patrick Henry
Thomas Paine
18Thomas Paine
- Journalist, author of Common Sense
19Question 9
- Who was a former slave that wrote poems and plays
supporting American independence?
Phyllis Wheatley
Rosa Parks
20Phyllis Wheatley
- A former slave who wrote poems and plays
supporting American independence
21Question 10
- Who made a daring ride announcing that the
British are coming?
Patrick Henry
Paul Revere
22Paul Revere
- Patriot who made a daring ride to warn colonists
of British arrival announcing The British are
coming!
23Question 11
- Who believed that people had a right to life,
liberty and property?
John Locke
John Adams
24John Locke
- Believed that people have natural rights to
life, liberty, and property
25Question 12
- In what event were colonists shot after taunting
British soldiers?
Boston Massacre
Battle of Saratoga
26Boston Massacre
- Colonists in Boston were shotafter taunting
British soldiers
27Question 13
- Why did the Boston Tea Party happen?
To protest taxes
To protest tea
28Boston Tea Party
- Samuel Adams and Paul Revere led patriots in
throwing tea into Boston Harbor to protest taxes
29Question 14
- What is the name of the group of delegates that
met to discuss the English and to promote
independence?
First Continental Congress
House of Burgesses
30First Continental Congress
- Delegates from all colonies met to discuss
problems with England and to promote independence
31Question 15
- Where was the first armed conflict of the
Revolutionary War?
Gettysburg andPhiladelphia
Lexington and Concord
32Battle of Lexington and Concord
- This was the site of the first armed conflict of
the Revolutionary War
33Question 16
- When did the Declaration of Independence declare
the colonies independence from England?
July 4, 1767
July 4, 1776
34Declaration of Independence
- Colonies declared independence from England July
4, 1776
35Question 17
- Which American victory was the turning point of
the Revolutionary War?
Saratoga
Yorktown
36Battle of Saratoga
- This American victory was the turning point in
the war
37Question 18
- What event marked the end of the Revolutionary
War?
Surrender at Lexington
Surrender at Yorktown
38Surrender at Yorktown
- The colonial victory over forces of Lord
Cornwallis that marked the end of the
Revolutionary War
39Question 19
- In what agreement did England recognize American
independence?
Constitution of the United States of America
Treaty of Paris
40Treaty of Paris
- England recognized American independence in the
signing of this treaty
41Question 20
- What are the 5 reasons that the Colonies were
dissatisfied with the English?
- (You will need to select one at a time.)
Some colonists resented power of colonial
governors
Colonists disliked British tea
Colonies opposed taxes
England wanted strict control over colonial
legislatures
Colonial governors resented British control
Colonists needed taxes to finance the French
and Indian War
Colonies had no representation in Parliament
Proclamation of 1763 hampered western movement
of settlers
42Correct! Now go back and try to find the other
correct answers.
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