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- Q 1/24Score 0The British defeated the Patriots at the Battle of Long Island in 1775.29TrueFalse
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- Q1The British defeated the Patriots at the Battle of Long Island in 1775.TrueFalse30s
- Q2British advantages during the war included a stronger military, greater wealth, and a larger population.FalseTrue30s
- Q3At least one-half of all American colonists were Tories.FalseTrue30s
- Q4Most of the soldiers in the Continental Army signed up for the duration of the warFalseTrue30s
- Q5Nathan Hale was a Patriot soldier who became a traitor and spied for the British.FalseTrue30s
- Q6Patriot forces were theprivateersguerilla warfareContinental ArmyLoyalists30s
- Q7African American PatriotGeorge WashingtonPeter SalemFriedrich von SteubenJohn Adams30s
- Q8trained Patriots at Valley ForgeFriedrich von SteubenAbraham LincolnCrispus AdamsPeter Salem30s
- Q9merchant warshipsprairie schooneriron sidescruise shipprivateer30s
- Q10hit-and-run war techniqueguerilla warfareNone of thesetotal warlimited war30s
- Q11Where did the Patriot forces endure a winter of terrible suffering?PhiladelphiaSaratogaYorktownValley Forge30s
- Q12Americans who remained loyal to Great Britain were calledPatriotsLoyalists or ToriesColonistsSeparatists30s
- Q13By the end of the war, African Americans were enlisted in every state exceptVirginiaSouth CarolinaFloridaGeorgia30s
- Q14Loyalist strength was strongest inThe Ohio River ValleyNew YorkNew Englandthe Carolinas and Georgia30s
- Q15The volunteer from France who became Washington’s trusted aide wasBenjamin FranklinMarquis de LafayetteFrancis MarionThomas Paine30s
