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Chapter 3 Self Quiz
'Tis Time to Part, 1763-1776
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The Gaspee incident was a sign that relations between Britain and its North American colonists were ________.
returning to normal
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slowly improving
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on the point of war
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increasingly hostile
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The outcome of the Seven Years' War had the effect of ________ the position of Native Americans near the British colonies.
slightly improving
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endangering
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maintaining
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strengthening
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Which of these policies had the goal of restricting colonies to trade with the mother country?
salutary neglect
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mercantilism
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patriotism
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the contractual view of government
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The British debt following the Seven Years' War was roughly ________ pounds.
13 million
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1.3 billion
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130 million
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1.3 million
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Which of these was the focus of the Sons of Liberty's activism?
taxation
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slavery
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westward expansion
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conflicts with Indians
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Which of these resulted from colonial legislatures' petitions to repeal the Revenue Act?
A new lead minister was appointed.
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The legislatures were dissolved.
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The Boston Massacre took place.
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The Sons of Liberty were formed.
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The Tea Act was passed in 1774 for what purpose?
to save the East India Company
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to pay for the cost of the Seven Years' War
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to fund the cost of forts built along the colonies' western frontiers
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to punish colonists
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What was the goal of the "Coercive Acts"?
to pay for the cost of colonial defense
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to punish Boston
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to raise revenue to protect Britain's Indian colony
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to show that Britain was in control in the colonies
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Where did the First Continental Congress meet?
Philadelphia
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Boston
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New York City
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Washington, D.C.
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The Minutemen were ________.
vigilantes
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troops in the Continental Army
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British mercenaries
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colonial militia
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The first two battles of the conflict between Britain and its colonists were ________.
narrow British victories
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Patriot victories
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inconclusive
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won by Hessians
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Which of these was a serious British weakness in the Revolutionary War?
inferior armaments
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poor leadership
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supplying the war effort
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an outmatched navy
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Following Locke and Montesquieu, the colonists saw government as a(n) ________.
imposition
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contract
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right
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institution created by the people
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Under whose authority did the Continental Army fight?
the United States
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Great Britain
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the Continental Congress
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England
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Why did the Patriots believe invading Canada would bring them allies?
They expected Native Americans there to fight the British.
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They thought all Canadians would join their revolt with Britain.
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They thought the lure of material gain would bring them allies.
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They believed they had a common enemy with the French there.
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Being composed primarily of ________ weakened the Continental Army.
short-term enlistees
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colonists
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Loyalists
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mercenaries
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Which of these was published by Thomas Paine in 1776?
Common Sense.
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the Declaration of Independence
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the Townshend Revenue Act
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Boston Massacre
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Which of these oversaw a large amphibious attack on Long Island in August 1776?
George Washington
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Ethan Allen
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General William Howe
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Benedict Arnold
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Which of these Patriot victories took place on December 26, 1776?
Trenton
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Concord
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Breed Hill
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Fort Necessity
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For the authors of the text, Washington's leadership in the Revolutionary War was ________.
disastrous
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adequate
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brilliant
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better than expected
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