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Key Facts for the Revolutionary War Test Review

This review game focuses on crucial topics from the Revolutionary War, including significant events, important figures, and key terms. Remember the BIG SIX dates, the implications of the Coercive (Intolerable) Acts, and the contributions of figures like Paul Revere and Wentworth Cheswell. Understand how battles like Lexington and Concord influenced the global view of the American colonies' fight for independence. Prepare effectively for your test with these essential facts and insights about the Revolutionary War.

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Key Facts for the Revolutionary War Test Review

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  1. Unit 2 Review Game REVOLUTIONARY WAR

  2. Things to remember for the test. • 1. Review the BIG SIXdates • 2. The colonists called the Coercive Actsthe Intolerable Acts • Coercive means: using force or threat • 3. The Battle of Lexington and Concord made an impact around the world because the rest of the world wanted to see if the colonists could do it. • 4. Paul Revere was not the only night rider! Don’t forget William Prescott and William Dawes.

  3. Question 1 3 Points

  4. 3 points • B Deigned the rights of citizens that lived in England

  5. Question 2 1 POINT

  6. 1 POINT • J. Unrestricted search of ships

  7. Question 3 3 POINTS

  8. 3 POINTS • C. Recruit and train local militia

  9. Question 4 3 POINTS

  10. G. Provide Raw materials to only England 3 POINTS

  11. Question 5 1 POINT

  12. Question 5 2 POINTS

  13. 1 POINT • LOYALISTS

  14. Question 6 1 POINT

  15. 1 POINT • C. Organized boycotts of British goods.

  16. Question 7 1 POINT

  17. 1 POINT • B. Increase in taxes colonists had to pay

  18. Question 8 2 POINTS

  19. 2 POINTS • D. A deeper divide between loyalists and patriots.

  20. Question 9 1 POINT

  21. 1 POINT • A. Thomas Jefferson

  22. Question 10 3 POINTS

  23. 3 POINTS • D. Colonists became allies with France

  24. Question 11 3 POINTS

  25. 3 POINTS • C. Naval victories

  26. Question 12 2 POINTS

  27. 2 POINTS • D. unalienable rights

  28. Question 13 2 POINTS

  29. 2 points • D. Their actions supported American independence.

  30. Question 14 3 POINTS

  31. 3 POINTS • A. colonists declare independence

  32. Question 15

  33. 3 POINTS • D. Professionalism and unification

  34. Question 16 3 POINTS

  35. 3 POINTS • A. mercantilism

  36. Question 17 4 POINTS

  37. 4 POINTS • B. convinced colonists who were undecided to support independence

  38. Question 18 2 Points • What was the British name for the Intolerable Acts? • A. Cruel Acts • B. Coercive Acts • C. Tea Acts • D. Townshend Acts

  39. Answer to #18 • B. Coercive Acts • 2 POINTS

  40. Question 19 2 POINTS • In addition to Paul Revere and William Dawes, who was the third night rider that rallied the minute men? • A. Wentworth Cheswell • B. John Adams • C. George Washington • D. Sam Prescott

  41. Answer to #19 2 Points • A. Wentworth Cheswell

  42. Question 20 4 Points • Why was the Lexington Concord Battle referred to the shot heard around the world? • A. Because the gun was really loud • B. The rest of the world wanted to see what the colonists would and could do. • C. No one knows who shot first • D. Because it was such a bloody fight.

  43. #20 4 Points • B. The rest of the world wanted to see what the colonists would and could do.

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