Unit 2 Vocabulary
Quiz by Leslie Schaffer
Grade 9-12
Social Studies
Georgia Standards of Excellence
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Grade 9-12
Social Studies
Georgia Standards of Excellence
SSUSH3
SSUSH4
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- Q1French and Indian war was fought betweenFrance and BritainBritain and the ColonistsBritain and Native AmericansFrance and Native Americans30sSSUSH3
- Q2Ended the French and Indian war, Britain was given all the land east of the Mississippi River.Treaty of VersaillesTreaty of Paris 1898Treaty of Paris, 1783Treaty of Paris, 176330sSSUSH3
- Q3Boundary line that forbid colonist to cross over the Appalachian mountains.Stamp ActIntolerable ActsProclamation of 1763Treaty of Paris 176330sSSUSH3
- Q4Stamp ActSugar ActDirect tax on paper products.Tea ActIntolerable Acts30sSSUSH3
- Q5Punishment for the Boston Tea PartyProclamation of 1763Tea ActStamp ActIntolerable Acts30sSSUSH3
- Q6Sons of Liberty dumped thousands of pounds of tea in protest of the Tea Act.Continental CongressBoston MassacreFrench and Indian WarBoston Tea Party30sSSUSH3
- Q7Confrontation between an angry colonial mob and British soldiers on March 5, 1770---resulted in the death of 5 colonist including Crispus AttucksStamp ActFrench and Indian WarBoston MassacreBoston Tea Party30sSSUSH3
- Q8Secret group of American Colonist who opposed British authority in Massachusetts---led by Samuel Adams and John Hancock.PatriotsLoyalistsSons of LibertyDaughters of Liberty30sSSUSH3
- Q9Women of Boston who made clothes and other goods so the colonists could engage in boycotts.PatriotsSons of LibertyDaughters of LibertyLoyalists30sSSUSH3
- Q10Occurred on April 19th, 1775 between the colonists near Boston and the British--known as "Shots heard round the world". Occur prior to declaring independence.TrentonSaratogaLexington and ConcordYorktown30sSSUSH3
- Q11Secret organization created by Sons of Liberty that communicated with the colonies about British abuses of power.PatriotsDaughters of LibertySons of LibertyCommittees of Correspondence30sSSUSH3
- Q121776 statement, issued by the Second Continental Congress, explaining why the colonies wanted independence from Britain.Letter from a Pennsylvania FarmerCommon SenseDeclaration of IndependenceOlive Branch Petition30sSSUSH4
- Q13Group chosen to create a document that gave reasons for separation from England (Declaration of Independence); Ben Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Roger Sherman, Robert LivingstonPatriotsDaughters of LibertySons of LibertyCommittee of Five30sSSUSH4
- Q14General Washington crossed the Delaware River (overnight on Christmas) to arrive here...the ambush of the Hessians was successfulBattle of Bunker HillBattle of TrentonBattle of YorktownBattle of Saratoga30sSSUSH4
- Q15Major turning point of the Revolutionary War; after this battle the French decide to join the war to help the colonists defeat the BritishBattle of YorktownBattle of TrentonBattle of SaratogaValley Forge30sSSUSH4