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- Q1Who wrote the pamphlet called "Common Sense"?Thomas JeffersonGeorge WashingtonBen FranklinThomas Paine30s
- Q2Who was the main author of the Declaration of Independence?Thomas PaineBen FranklinJames MadisonThomas Jefferson30s
- Q3What was the first act of the Second Continental Congress?to create a new colonyto decide on a name for the countryto vote on getting rid of Georgiaform a Continental Army to defend America30s
- Q4Who was chosen to be Commander in Chief of the Continental Army?John AdamsGeorge WashingtonAlexander HamiltonThomas Jefferson30s
- Q5What document offered the British a chance to avoid war if they gave the colonies more freedom?The Declaration of IndependenceThe Olive Branch PetitionThe US ConstitutionCommon Sense30s
- Q6How did King George respond to the Olive Branch Petition?he removed all British troops from Americahe let some colonists join Parliamenthe refused to read it and wanted warhe agreed to meet with George Washington30s
- Q7What was the purpose of the Declaration of Independence?to explain why America must by free from British ruleto tell why America is the greatest country on earthto explain important laws in Americato declare war against the British30s
- Q8On what date did Congress approve the Declaration of Independence?July 4, 1776December 25, 1776February 14, 1776July 4, 187630s
- Q9A person who works against his own country is known as a...PatriotLoyalisttraitorsoldier30s
- Q10Who was the first and largest signer of the Declaration of Independence?Thomas JeffersonBen FranklinJohn HancockJohn Adams30s