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Revolución Americana: Preguntas y respuestasOnline version Preguntas de estudio by Daiskenia Mendez 1 What was the main idea of the American Revolution? a The American colonists fought for and won independence from Britain. b The American colonists remained under British rule. c The colonists fought for more taxes from Britain. d Britain granted independence without conflict. 2 Why did conflicts arise between the colonists and Britain? a The colonists and Britain had no disagreements. b The colonists wanted to form an alliance with Britain. c Britain wanted to let the colonies govern themselves. d Conflicts arose because Britain wanted to control and govern the colonies. 3 What did the British government do in the 1760s? a It granted independence to the colonies. b It started a war against France. c It removed all taxes from the colonies. d It passed several laws taxing the colonists. 4 What is a tax? a A tax is a fee demanded by the government to pay for public services. b A reward for farmers. c A personal penalty for each citizen. d A fee merchants paid to Britain for trade. 5 Why were the colonists angry about the taxes? a They had no representation in the British government. b They enjoyed paying taxes. c Taxes were limited to merchants only. d They had a strong representation in Parliament. 6 What did the colonists do to protest British control? a They supported all British laws. b They voluntarily joined the British government. c They protested and objected to British laws and taxes. d They ignored the laws but paid taxes anyway. 7 What was the Boston Tea Party? a Colonists drank tea in celebration of taxes. b Colonists sent tea as tribute to Britain. c Colonists opened a tea shop in Boston. d Colonists dumped tea into Boston Harbor to protest unfair taxes on tea. 8 How did Britain respond to the Boston Tea Party? a Britain granted the colonies full independence. b Britain punished the colonies with strict measures. c Britain reduced taxes and restrictions. d Britain invited more tea shipments to Boston. 9 What did many colonists begin to want after Britain punished them? a They wanted more taxes and control. b They wanted to move to Britain. c They wanted to govern themselves and start a revolution. d They wanted to return to British governance. 10 When did violence erupt between Britain and the colonists? a Violence never occurred. b Violence erupted on April 19, 1775. c Violence erupted in 1789. d Violence erupted in 1765. 11 Where did the fighting begin? a In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. b In Boston, Massachusetts. c The fighting began in Lexington and Concord, Massachusetts. d In New York City, New York. 12 Who was Paul Revere? a He was a British general leading troops. b He led the Boston Tea Party. c He was a Patriot who warned the colonists that the British were coming. d He wrote the Declaration of Independence. 13 Who were the Minutemen? a They were French allies. b They were colonial merchants. c They were British soldiers guarding the colonies. d They were colonists ready to fight at a minute’s warning. 14 Who were the Patriots? a They were French soldiers. b They were neutral in the conflict. c They were colonists who wanted American independence. d They were loyal to Britain. 15 What important document was signed in 1776? a The Articles of Confederation. b The Constitution. c The Treaty of Paris. d The Declaration of Independence. 16 Who wrote the Declaration of Independence? a Benjamin Franklin wrote it. b Thomas Jefferson wrote it. c George Washington wrote it. d John Adams wrote it. 17 What did the Declaration of Independence claim? a It claimed loyalty to Britain. b It claimed rights as a province of France. c It claimed America’s rights as an independent country. d It claimed rights under Spanish rule. 18 Why did Benjamin Franklin travel to France? a He went to negotiate peace with Spain. b He went to ask France to support the Patriots. c He went to study at a university. d He went to recruit more soldiers for Britain. 19 How did France help the Patriots? a France sent only supplies but no troops. b France opposed the Patriots and supported Britain. c France loaned money and sent troops and ships. d France remained neutral and did not help. 20 Who was Marquis de Lafayette? a He was a French nobleman who helped George Washington and the Patriot army. b He was a Spanish diplomat. c He was a Dutch merchant. d He was a British general. 21 Where did George Washington defeat the British? a At Yorktown, Virginia. b In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. c In Lexington, Massachusetts. d In Charleston, South Carolina. 22 When did the British surrender? a They never surrendered. b They surrendered in 1781. c They surrendered in 1776. d They surrendered in 1789. 23 What agreement ended the war? a The Treaty of Versailles. b The Treaty of Paris ended the war. c The Constitution ended the war. d The Battle of Yorktown ended the war. 24 When was the Treaty of Paris signed? a It was signed in 1812. b It was signed in 1783. c It was signed in 1776. d It was signed in 1800. 25 What did the Treaty of Paris recognize? a It recognized Canadian independence. b It recognized American independence. c It recognized shared sovereignty with France. d It recognized British rule over the colonies. 26 What borders did the United States have after the Treaty of Paris? a From the Pacific Ocean to the Mississippi River. b From the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean. c From Canada to Mexico. d From the Atlantic Ocean to the Mississippi River and from Canada to northern Florida. 27 What country was created after the Revolution? a Britain b Mexico c Canada d The United States of America. 28 How did the Revolution affect France? a France became a monarchy. b France suffered economic problems that helped lead to the French Revolution. c France remained unaffected. d France gained colonies in America. 29 What other places were inspired by the American Revolution? a Russia and Sweden were inspired by it. b Haiti and Central America were inspired by it. c India and Pakistan were inspired by it. d Australia and New Zealand were inspired by it. 30 How did the Revolution affect Canada? a Canada declared independence. b Many people loyal to Britain moved to Canada, increasing British presence there. c Canada joined the United States. d Canada became part of France.

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Revolución Americana: Preguntas y respuestasOnline version

by Daiskenia Mendez

What was the main idea of the American Revolution?

Why did conflicts arise between the colonists and Britain?

What did the British government do in the 1760s?

What is a tax?

Why were the colonists angry about the taxes?

What did the colonists do to protest British control?

What was the Boston Tea Party?

How did Britain respond to the Boston Tea Party?

What did many colonists begin to want after Britain punished them?

When did violence erupt between Britain and the colonists?

Where did the fighting begin?

Who was Paul Revere?

Who were the Minutemen?

Who were the Patriots?

What important document was signed in 1776?

Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?

What did the Declaration of Independence claim?

Why did Benjamin Franklin travel to France?

How did France help the Patriots?

Who was Marquis de Lafayette?

Where did George Washington defeat the British?

When did the British surrender?

What agreement ended the war?

When was the Treaty of Paris signed?

What did the Treaty of Paris recognize?

What borders did the United States have after the Treaty of Paris?

What country was created after the Revolution?

How did the Revolution affect France?

What other places were inspired by the American Revolution?

How did the Revolution affect Canada?