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Round 1
Round 2
Jo-Jo
Final
Jeopardy
Sweet Lily
Connie
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French and
Indian War/
Proclamation
Causes of
the
Revolution
Declaration of
Independence
Loyalists
and Patriots
Miscellaneous
The Revolution
Round 2
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Final
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What law forbade (did not allow) colonists
to move west of the Appalachian Mountains?
a. Declaration of Independence of 1776
b. Intolerable Acts of 1774
c. Proclamation of 1763
d. Stamp Act of 1765
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Proclamation of 1763
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Which statement BEST describes how the
French and Indian War led to America’s
Revolutionary War?
a. Great Britain gained control of Mexico.
b. Southern colonies rebelled against northern
colonies causing a major civil war.
c. To get revenge, France incited rebellion in the
colonies and enticed Spain to move into the
British colonies.
d. To get money to repay war debts, Great Britain
taxed the colonies who had no representation in
Parliament.
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d. To get money to repay war debts,
Great Britain
taxed the colonies who had no
representation in
Parliament.
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How did the Proclamation of 1763 cause
colonists to revolt against Great Britain?
a. Colonists didn’t want to settle the land
because they were happy living along the
Atlantic coast.
b. Colonists were upset they could not settle
lands they were having to pay taxes for because
of the French and Indian War
c. Proclamation of 1763 was not a cause of the
American Revolution
d. All of the above
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b. Colonists were upset they could not
settle lands they were having to pay
taxes for because of the French and
Indian War
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Which of the following shows the correct order
of events up to the American Revolution?
a.
French and Indian War, Declaration of
Independence, Intolerable Acts, Stamp Act
b. Declaration of Independence, Stamp Act,
French and Indian War, Intolerable Acts
c.
French and Indian War, Stamp Act,
Intolerable Acts, Declaration of Independence
d. Stamp Act, Intolerable Acts, French and
Indian War, Declaration of Independence
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French and Indian War, Stamp Act,
Intolerable Acts, Declaration of
Independence
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Which statement about Georgia regarding the
French and Indian War is correct?
a. Georgia gained new territory (modern day
Alabama and Mississippi) as a result of the war.
b. Georgia colonists suffered great losses of lives
and property.
c. Georgia was a buffer zone in the fighting
between the French and the Indians.
d. Georgia was the only colony to support the
French against the British in the war.
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Georgia gained new territory (modern
day Alabama and Mississippi) as a
result of the war.
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What was the first direct tax by
Parliament on the American colonies
that required colonists to pay for a
British seal on all commercial and
legal documents?
a. Intolerable Acts
b. Stamp Act
c. Sugar Act
d. Tea Act
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Stamp Act
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What was an immediate result of the
Stamp Act?
a. Second Continental Congress
b. Boston Tea Party
c. First Continental Congress
d. The Stamp Act Congress
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The Stamp Act Congress
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To bring the colonies under control, Britain’s
Parliament passed several acts that included closing
of Boston Harbor until damages from Boston Tea
Party were paid for; outlawing patriot groups such as
the Sons of Liberty; and allowing colonists to
assemble for only one town meeting a year. Known as
the Coercive Acts to the British, the colonists called
them the
a.
Townshend Acts
b.
Tea Act
c.
Intolerable Acts
d.
Stamp Act Congress
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Intolerable Acts
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Which was NOT a provision of the Intolerable
Acts?
A. The British closed the port of Boston until
the colonists paid for the tea that was destroyed
in the Boston Tea Party.
B. The British forced colonists to join the
British Army.
C. The British required citizens in all the
colonies to house and feed British soldiers.
D. The British prohibited the Massachusetts
colonists from having town meetings more than
once a year.
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The British forced colonists to join the
British Army.
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"It is wrong for a government located far away on
another continent to ask that we in America pay
taxes when it does not represent us." Of the
following people, which one would be most likely to
produce this idea?
a.
a delegate from Georgia arguing against the
United States Constitution
b.
a Georgia leader arguing for secession shortly
before the Civil War
c.
a British colonist in America shortly before the
American Revolution
d.
a Native American in Georgia shortly after the
American Revolution
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a British colonist in America shortly
before the American Revolution
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What formal document written by
colonists listed complaints against the
king of England and officially announced
the colonies' break from Great Britain in
order to form their own country?
a. Constitution of the United States
b. Declaration of Independence
c. Magna Carta
d. Proclamation of 1763
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Declaration of Independence
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Why was "No taxation without
representation" the colonists' slogan about
British taxes?
a. Colonists wanted to form their own
mercantile organization.
b. Colonists wanted their own elected officials
to be part of the British Parliament
c. Colonists wanted a monopoly on the trade
in molasses.
d. All of the above
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b. Colonists wanted their own elected
officials
to be part of the British Parliament
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Georgia did not send delegates to the
First Continental Congress. The three
Georgia delegates to the Second
Continental Congress and signers of the
Declaration of Independence included all
of the following EXCEPT:
a. George Walton
b. James Wright
c. Button Gwinnett
d. Lyman Hall
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James Wright
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Independence from Great Britain
came for Georgia and the other
colonies in
a. 1607
b. 1733
c. 1776
d. 1787
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1776
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Who were the three Georgians who
signed the Declaration of Independence?
a. Lyman Hall, George Walton, and James
Wright
b. Thomas Jefferson, George Washington,
Benjamin Franklin
c. George Walton, Lyman Hall, Button
Gwinnett
d. John Reynolds, Henry Ellis, James
Wright
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George Walton, Lyman Hall, Button
Gwinnett
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Why did the patriots want
independence from British rule?
a. They wanted to have their own king.
b. They thought that the taxes were
unfair.
c. The British government gave the
colonists too much freedom.
d. They wanted to be ruled by Spain.
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They thought that the taxes were unfair.
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Boston Tea Party
Continental Congress
Declaration of Independence
Boycott of British goods
The activities above were supported by most of
the
a. colonists.
b. Loyalists.
c. Patriots.
d. British.
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Patriots
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Who was the female Georgia patriot
famous for capturing and killing a
group of Tories during the revolution
and served as a spy during the Battle
of Kettle Creek?
a. Clara Barton
b. Rebecca Felton
c. Nancy Hart
d. Mary Musgrove
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Nancy Hart
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Most of the fighting in Georgia
during the American Revolution was
between
a. Spanish and French soldiers
b. Georgia Patriots and Loyalists
c. Georgia Loyalists and Indians
d. Spanish and British soldiers
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Georgia Patriots and Loyalists
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Which of the following was a
loyalist in Georgia during the
American Revolution?
a. Austin Dabney
b. Elijah Clarke
c. James Wright
d. Nancy Hart
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James Wright
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What role did Austin Dabney play in the
Revolutionary War?
a.
Leader of the group called the
Minutemen.
b. Georgian who signed the
Declaration of Independence.
c.
African American who
contributed to the war effort.
d. Tory who supported the British in
the Revolutionary War.
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c. African American who contributed
to the war effort.
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Patriot forces led by Elijah Clarke and
John Dooly attacked the Loyalist Militia
near Augusta where the Loyalists were
defeated. Where did this first colonial
victory in Georgia during the American
Revolution occur?
a. Atlanta
b. Darien
c. Kettle Creek
d. Savannah
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Kettle Creek
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Who was the leader of the militia who led
the forces at the Battle of Kettle Creek?
a. Button Gwinnett
b. Elijah Clarke
c. George Washington
d. James Wright
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Elijah Clarke
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Why was the Battle of Kettle Creek important?
a. It proved that the patriots had a lot of support
in Georgia and kept the British from controlling
north Georgia.
b. It was the beginning of a truce between
loyalists and patriots.
c. It proved that the loyalists were victorious and
helped them win the American Revolution.
d. It resulted in the patriots winning the American
Revolution and loyalists being forced to move
back to England.
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a. It proved that the patriots had a lot of
support in Georgia and kept the British
from controlling north Georgia.
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What was the MOST significant
result of the siege of Savannah?
a. The British were pushed out of
Georgia.
b. The city of Savannah remained
under British control.
c. Georgia became a French colony.
d. It was the last major conflict of the
Revolutionary War.
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b. The city of Savannah remained
under British control.
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What Revolutionary War heroine for the
Patriots defended her Georgia home by
holding Loyalist Tories at gunpoint and
has a county named in her honor?
a. Clara Barton
b. Benjamin Franklin
c. Nancy Hart
d. Gov. James Wright
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Nancy Hart
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Which of the following goods were
not taxed by the Stamp Act?
a. newspapers
b. playing cards
c. tea
d. legal documents
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tea
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Which statement describes the situation
in Georgia during the American War for
Independence?
a. The state was never involved in the
fighting.
b. Georgia's citizens refused to fight
against England.
c. British troops controlled the state for
most of the war.
d. Savannah became a vital port for the
American cause.
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British troops controlled the state for
most of the war.
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Why was Georgia reluctant (hesitant) or not
willing to support the American Revolution?
a.
Georgia's economy depended heavily on
Great Britain.
b. Georgians were threatened by large numbers
of British soldiers active in Georgia.
c.
Georgia really wanted to become part of the
Spanish colony of Florida.
d. Georgians were not required to pay the
British taxes that were applied to the other
colonies.
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Georgia's economy depended heavily
on Great Britain.
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All of the following are reasons for Georgia to stay
loyal to England EXCEPT
a. Georgia had more British settlers than the other
colonies and all Georgians were loyal to Great Britain.
b. Georgia was not as successful as the other colonies,
and it could not afford to raise enough money to fight the
British.
c. Georgia was far younger as a colony than the other
colonies, and it still needed much support from Great
Britain.
d. Georgia had a much smaller population than the other
colonies, and it did not have enough men for an army to
fight the British.
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b. Georgia was not as successful as the
other colonies, and it could not afford to
raise enough money to fight the British.
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What do you remember?
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Final
Jeopary
Question
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There were several economic causes for the American
Revolution. Which of the following are among those causes?
I. The colonists wanted to be able to trade
with whomever they chose.
II. The colonists did not want to support the
British East India Company's monopoly on
tea.
III. The colonists did not believe Great Britain's
Parliament had any right to tax them.
a.
b.
c.
d.
I and II
II and III
Ill only
I, II, and III
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