Factors that Led to the American Revolution

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Froggy Jumps Factors that Led to the American RevolutionOnline version Test your frontier history by Kim Medycki 1 Who was the 21-year-old who ordered France to leave and built Fort Necessity? a George Washington b Benjamin Franklin c Horatio Gates 2 Who authored the Albany Plan to unify the colonies? a William Pitt b George Washington c Benjamin Franklin 3 Which statesman drew the cartoon 'Join or Die'? a John Adams b Thomas Paine c Benjamin Franklin 4 Who was Prime Minister of Great Britain during the French and Indian War? a George Grenville b Robert Walpole c William Pitt 5 Which general lost the battle at Fort Duquesne? a General Wolfe b General Braddock c General Amherst 6 Who commanded the English army at Quebec? a General Wolfe b General Amherst c General Braddock 7 Who was the French general at Quebec? a Montcalm b Montgomery c La Salle 8 Who attacked frontier forts in western PA as a tribal chief? a Neolin b Pontiac c Chief Logan 9 Which colonel was sent to stop attacks from the tribes and won at Bushy Run? a Colonel Bouquet b Colonel Braddock c Colonel Washington 10 What was Fort LeBoeuf's role in the Ohio River Valley? a British fort b Trade post c French headquarters 11 Which fort was built at the end of Canada by the French? a Fort Pitt b Fort Duquesne c Fort Louisbourg 12 Which fort was rebuilt as an English fort named for Pitt? a Fort Pitt b Fort LeBoeuf c Fort Necessity 13 Which fort served as Washington's camp in an open field? a Fort Necessity b Great Meadow c Jumonville Glen 14 Where did the first shots of the French and Indian War occur? a Fort Duquesne b Jumonville Glen c Fort Pitt 15 What fort did Washington set up out of necessity for survival? a Fort Necessity b Fort Pitt c Fort Louisbourg 16 Which treaty ended the French and Indian War? a Treaty of Tordesillas b Treaty of Paris 1783 c Treaty of Paris 17 Which side gained most of Canada after the war? a England b Spain c France 18 Which river region did the Treaty of Paris involve regarding land east of it? a Mississippi River b Ohio River c Missouri River 19 What rebellion occurred against frontier tribes by Pontiac? a Lexington Rebellion b Pontiac's Rebellion c Bacon's Rebellion 20 Which battle secured Fort Pitt and peace in PA wilderness? a Battle of Quebec b Battle of Bushy Run c Battle of Bunker Hill 21 Which fort was the French stronghold at the start of the war in the Ohio Valley? a Fort Pitt b Fort Louisbourg c Fort Duquesne 22 Who negotiated to unify colonies with the Albany Plan? a George Washington b William Pitt c Benjamin Franklin 23 What does provoke mean? a to prevent b to cause anger c to apologize 24 What is a militia? a foreign mercenaries b a long-term standing army c group of citizens trained in armed forces for a short time 25 Grievances are... a something you think was done wrong to you b a gift c a compliment 26 Repeal means to... a cancel or undo b approve c create anew 27 A boycott is... a a new purchase b a celebration c a refusal to buy or use a product 28 Monopoly describes when... a many providers exist b government control only c only one provider for a service with no competition 29 Aftermath refers to... a the cause of a disaster b the initial plan c the result or following events of a disaster 30 Which term best fits: a group of citizens trained briefly in arms? a Militia b Monopoly c Provoke 31 Why did Parliament pass taxes after the French and Indian War? a To reduce Britain’s national debt elsewhere b To fund colonial libraries c To recoup money spent on the war 32 Name one tax act imposed by Parliament after the war. a Tea Act b Navigation Act c Stamp Act 33 Where did the First Continental Congress meet? a Carpenter's Hall, Philadelphia b Independence Hall c Congress Hall 34 Which colony did not attend the meeting? a Pennsylvania b Massachusetts c Georgia 35 What action did the colonies vow after the meeting? a Declare independence now b Raise a militia c Boycott of all English goods 36 What act did England pass in response? a Navigation Act b Restraining Act c Tea Act 37 Who feared too much ammunition and ordered raids on storehouses? a Lord Dunmore b George Washington c General Thomas Gage 38 Which two men were arrested as firebrands before the ride began? a Samuel Prescott and John Hancock b Paul Revere and William Dawes c John Hancock and Samuel Adams 39 What secret code warned of British approach during the ride? a Red flag for alarm, white flag for retreat b Two lanterns for land, one for sea c One lantern for land, two for sea 40 Where were lanterns placed to signal the British approach? a Town Hall in Cambridge b State House in Philadelphia c Old North Church in Boston 41 Which rider alone reached Concord to warn the minutemen? a William Dawes b Samuel Prescott c Paul Revere 42 Who joined Prescott to complete the warning journey? a William Dawes b Samuel Adams c Paul Revere 43 How many redcoats reached Lexington to confront the minutemen? a Exactly 77 b About 100 c Over 700 44 How many minutemen faced the redcoats at Lexington? a 7 b 170 c 77 45 What is the famous phrase linked to the first shot at Lexington-Concord era? a Cry of Independence b Shot Heard 'Round the World c Liberty Bell Ring 46 What happened to the British after the battles at Concord? a They were forced to retreat back to Boston b They won and burned Boston c They captured Lexington 47 What is the outcome of the Rider's mission overall? a Led to immediate independence b Kept colonial militia alert and foreshadowed revolution c Caused British surrender

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Factors that Led to the American RevolutionOnline version

by Kim Medycki

Who was the 21-year-old who ordered France to leave and built Fort Necessity?

Who authored the Albany Plan to unify the colonies?

Which statesman drew the cartoon 'Join or Die'?

Who was Prime Minister of Great Britain during the French and Indian War?

Which general lost the battle at Fort Duquesne?

Who commanded the English army at Quebec?

Who was the French general at Quebec?

Who attacked frontier forts in western PA as a tribal chief?

Which colonel was sent to stop attacks from the tribes and won at Bushy Run?

What was Fort LeBoeuf's role in the Ohio River Valley?

Which fort was built at the end of Canada by the French?

Which fort was rebuilt as an English fort named for Pitt?

Which fort served as Washington's camp in an open field?

Where did the first shots of the French and Indian War occur?

What fort did Washington set up out of necessity for survival?

Which treaty ended the French and Indian War?

Which side gained most of Canada after the war?

Which river region did the Treaty of Paris involve regarding land east of it?

What rebellion occurred against frontier tribes by Pontiac?

Which battle secured Fort Pitt and peace in PA wilderness?

Which fort was the French stronghold at the start of the war in the Ohio Valley?

Who negotiated to unify colonies with the Albany Plan?

What does provoke mean?

What is a militia?

Grievances are...

Repeal means to...

A boycott is...

Monopoly describes when...

Aftermath refers to...

Which term best fits: a group of citizens trained briefly in arms?

Why did Parliament pass taxes after the French and Indian War?

Name one tax act imposed by Parliament after the war.

Where did the First Continental Congress meet?

Which colony did not attend the meeting?

What action did the colonies vow after the meeting?

What act did England pass in response?

Who feared too much ammunition and ordered raids on storehouses?

Which two men were arrested as firebrands before the ride began?

What secret code warned of British approach during the ride?

Where were lanterns placed to signal the British approach?

Which rider alone reached Concord to warn the minutemen?

Who joined Prescott to complete the warning journey?

How many redcoats reached Lexington to confront the minutemen?

How many minutemen faced the redcoats at Lexington?

What is the famous phrase linked to the first shot at Lexington-Concord era?

What happened to the British after the battles at Concord?

What is the outcome of the Rider's mission overall?