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- Q1What continent were Great Britain and France fighting over?AfricaNorth AmericaAsiaEurope30s
- Q2Did Britain owe money after the war with France?NoYes30s
- Q3When did the colonists really begin to get upset with Britain?when Britain left them to rule their land by themselveswhen Britain came over and killed 20,000 colonistswhen Britain wanted them to pay taxes for the debt the country was in after the war?30s
- Q4What did the colonists chant to express their anger with being taxed but not having a vote in Parliament?"no taxation without a vote""leave us alone""no taxes without a representative""no taxation without representation"30s
- Q5How many people died in the Boston Massacre?51501030s
- Q6Which acts in 1770 led to the Boston Massacre?Stamp ActSugar ActTownshed Acts30s
- Q7What happened to the tea during the Boston Tea Party?the colonists drank it allit was poured in the harborthe colonists gave it all away for free30s
- Q8What is the FIRST U.S. capital?ClevelandPhiladelphiaWashington D.C.30s
- Q9Who was the 1st person to sign the Declaration of Independence?John HancockGeorge WashingtonThomas JeffersonBenjamin Franklin30s
- Q10When was the Declaration of Independence signed?June 4, 1776July 4, 1886December 4, 1995July 4, 177630s
- Q11What happened after the Declaration of Independence was signed?the 13 colonies became the United States of Americathe colonists left and moved to the motherland county (Britain)the British finally left the colonists alone30s
- Q12Who won the American Revolution?the colonistsGreat Britain30s