5th Grade Social Studies Ch. 9 Review
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- Q1Why was Paine's "Common Sense" convincing to many people?it predicted defeat of the Americansit was easy to understandit provided a peaceful solutionit was a legal document30s
- Q2Why was signing the Declaration of Independence a dangerous act?those who signed belonged to no countryit was an agreement with King George IIIBritain viewed those who signed as traitorsthere was a chance not many would sign30s
- Q3How did the American victory at Saratoga affect the war?France became and American ally and joined the warBritish took control of the Hudson RiverAmericans took control of Lake ChamplainBritish hired more mercenaries30s
- Q4What does the Declaration of Independence say about Britain?the kind has no authoritythe king abused his powerParliament has no voteParliament is in control30s
- Q5How did Washington force the British out of Boston?Washington put cannons on hills above the cityGreen Mountain Boys captured German mercenariesEthan Allen and his men attacked the cityWashington's army constantly raided the British army in Boston30s
- Q6How did the victory at Trenton affect Americans?Americans were anxious to end the warAmericans made it through the winterAmericans had renewed hopeAmericans lost hope30s
- Q7Which of the following resulted from Paine's "Common Sense"?John Hancock presided over the Second Continental CongressDeclaration of Independence was draftedCongress sent the Olive Branch Petition to King George IIIGeorge Washington took command of the Continental Army30s
- Q8What was Prince Hall known for?he fought for the Britishhe gave his life at Bunker Hillhe led the struggle to end slaveryhe helped move the cannons30s
- Q9Which of the following is the main argument in the Declaration of Independence?people have the right to choose to be independent or notpeople have the right to choose who will be their leaderpeople are born with rights that cannot be taken awayall people have the same rights30s
- Q10Which of the following was NOT a decision made by the Second Continental Congress?forming an armydeclaring defeatelecting an army commanderdeclaring independence30s
- Q11What role did African American Patriots play in the war?struggled to end slaveryfought in almost every battle of the wardid not defend fortsas slaves, they were not allowed to fight30s
- Q12Which of the following was NOT one of the contributions made by women during the American Revolution?built fortswrote poetryrepaired socksdelivered water30s
- Q13What resulted from the American victory at Yorktown?Americans were prepared to win another battleBritish continued to move NorthBritish strengthened their troopsAmerican Revolution ended30s
- Q14Which two European groups fought against the British with the Americans?the Italians and the Swissthe French and the Spanishthe Dutch and the Germansthe French and the Italians30s
- Q15Why did winning the battle at Saratoga convince other nations to help the Americans?it showed Americans had a chance to defeat Britainit showed British were as strong as everit didn't have any effect on other nationsit showed American can pay others to fight with them30s