Unit Two - Work 1

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UNIT TWO: WORK 1 Total points 100/100
APUSH
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Untitled Question *
A. B. C. D. King's E.
Score
Trenton Saratoga Charleston Mountain Yorktown
Clinton and
Cornwallis tried
to take the
South with the
capture of a 1/1
city and six
thousand
American
troops
Washington
surprised
sleeping 1/1
Hessians at a
British outpost
American
backwoodsman
defeated British 1/1
regulars and
Loyalist raiders
Washington
defeated
Cornwallis in 1/1
the last major
battle
Americans
convinced the
French of the 1/1
patriots power
and resolve
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Revenue Townshend
Stamp Declaratory Coercive
Act of Revenue Score
Act Act Acts
1764 Act
Second of the
Greenville's
revenue
measures; it
led to the 1/1
Virginia
resolves and a
colonial
congress
Duties on
paper, glass,
paint, and tea;
it hurt English
1/1
manufacturers
as well as
American
consumers
North's
attempt to
punish
Americans for
1/1
the "Tea
Party"; it
closed the
boston port
A defense of
Parliament's
sovereignty
over the
colonies; it
1/1
was passed to
compensate
for the repeal
of the Stamp
Act
Known as the 1/1

Sugar Act; it
changed the
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Navigation
Acts and
redefined the
colonial
relationship
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Thomas Robert John George James

Score
Jefferson Morris Jay Washington Madison
Negotiated a
treaty with the
Spanish that
aroused 1/1
southern and
western
hostility
Countered
Montesquieu's
argument 1/1
against a
large republic
proposed a
national bank
and other
1/1
controversial
financial
measures
Drafted
important
ordinances of
1784 that
served as 1/1
basis for later
land and
northwestern
ordinances
Confronted
frustrated
army officers
1/1
to prevent a
potential
rebellion
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Patrick James William Benjamin Gouverneur

Score
Henry Madison Paterson Franklin Morris
Drafted the
plan to
replace the
Confederation 1/1
with a new
federal
system
Stayed away
because he 1/1
"smelled a rat"
Polished the
final wording
1/1
of the
Constitution
Proposed a
plan tha
would have
retained 1/1
much of the
Articles of
Confederation
Chaired a
"grand
committee"
that arranged
1/1
some of the
convention's
important
compromises
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George III's indifference to colonial and other governmental affairs *1/1

angered his American subjects
A. True
B. False
The imperial crisis that followed the French and Indian War forced *1/1
Americans to define and develop their principles of representative
government
A. True
B. False
Americans accepted the expense of the British army because it protected *1/1
them form the Indians.
True
False
After street violence flared in response to the Stamp Act, colonial leaders *1/1
avoided giving the lower classes any role in the struggle against the
British.
True
False
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Many colonial leaders believed that only virtue could protect liberty from *1/1
power, and that Americans were more virtuous than the English.
True
False
Customs commissioners appointed by Townshend taxed common *1/1

Americans but permitted wealthy colonials to escape payment of duties.
True
False
The Second Continental Congress insisted on a Declaration of *1/1

Independence before assuming control of the American war effort.
True
False
The British underestimated American commitment to political ideals. * 1/1
True
False
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The colonists won most early battles because their “minutemen” militia *1/1
was well trained and disciplined.
True
False
By the end of the revolutionary fighting, the American s had adopted, *1/1
implemented, and exercised their republican form of government.
True
False
When northerners criticized slavery in the period after the Revolution, *1/1
southern planters united in almost unanimous defense of the institution.
True
False
The Revolution raised the expectations of Americans women because *1/1

republican ideology assigned them new professional and political roles.
True
False
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The Confederation Congress proved ineffective in foreign affairs, but *1/1

effective in regulating the domestic economy.
True
False
Western settlement south of the Ohio was much more orderly than that of *1/1
the Northwest Territory.
True
False
Although twelve states supported a 1781 tariff amendment to the *1/1

Articles, Rhode Island’s single opposing vote killed the plan.
True
False
The Massachusetts adoption of a state constitution in 1780 set a *1/1

precedent that the definition of fundamental rights should not be left to
ordinary officeholders.
True
False
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Madison believed that competing “interest groups” would neutralize one *1/1
another, leaving the power to govern with the able and virtuous.
True
False
Angry agrarians joined Shay’s Rebellion to protest the Confederation *1/1

Congress’s inability to provide the use of the Mississippi as an outlet for
farm products.
True
False
In return for a prohibition against interference with the slave trade until *1/1
1808, Virginian’s backed down on their demand for a constitutional
requirement of a two thirds vote on trade measures passed by Congress.
True
False
Alexander Hamilton opposed New York Anti-federalist with a threat to *1/1

lead New York City to secede form the state unless it ratified the
Constitution.
True
False
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At the First Continental Congress, fifty-six elected delegates from twelve *2/2
colonies met to support this colony
A. Massachusetts
B. Quebec
C. Virginia
D. New York
Option 5
Patrick Henry expressed one of the results of the First Continental *2/2
Congress when adjourned: “I am not a Virginian, but a
A. Englishmen
B. Individual
C. Revolutionary
D. American
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While the Albany Congress was originally called by the British board of *2/2
Trade to consider a collective response to conflicts with New France and
the Indians of the interior, Benjamin Franklin took the opportunity to
propose
A. a common colonial postal system
B. an alliance with France
C. a plan of union for the colonies
D. a trade and taxation system more favorable to the colonies
The frontier war between the British and the French began in this area in *2/2
1754, a primary focus of British and French policy in North America
A. Ohio country
B. Quebec Province
C. New Orleans and the West Indies
D. St. Lawrence and the Great Lakes
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Besides gaining all French areas east of the Mississippi except New *2/2
Orleans in the Treaty of Paris of 1763, the British gained this area from
Spain
A. Guadeloupe
B. Florida
C. Cuba
D. Texas
Which one of the following is the CAUSE of the other three? * 2/2
A. Declaratory Act
B. Sons of Liberty
C. Stamp Act
D. Idea of actual representation
The Intolerable Acts, so name by the colonists, were a series of acts the *2/2
British Parliament passed to punish:
A. Williamsburg and the Virginia House of Burgesses
B. Philadelphia and other Atlantic ports that restricted imports
C. Ben Franklin and other popular colonial leaders
D. Boston and the colony of Massachusetts
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Which one of the following lists the correct chronological order of these *2/2
events? 1. Committees of Correspondence 2. Albany Congress 3.
First Continental Congress 4. Stamp Act Congress
A. 2,4,1,3
B. 2,4,3,1
C. 2,1,4,3
D. 4,2,3,1
Which one of the following is NOT an event that happened in 1763? * 2/2
A. Treaty of Paris
B. Pontiac’s Uprising
C. Paxton Boys Massacre
D. Boston Massacre
In 1774 the Coercive Acts were a response to this 1773 event: * 2/2
A. Boston Massacre
B. Boston Tea Party
C. Dunmore's War
D. Sugar Act
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Which one of the following lists the correct chronological order of these *2/2
events? 1. Lexington and Concord 2. Paine’s Common Sense 3.
Second Continental Congress 4. Americans invade Canada
A. 1,3,4,2
B. 2,1,4,3
C. 1,2,3,4
D. 2,1,3,4
The Proclamation Line of the 1763 extended from the * 2/2
A. Great Lakes down the Mississippi to New Orleans
B. upper Ohio River to the Mississippi
C. St. Lawrence down the Appalachians to East Florida
D. Hudson Bay to Texas
The Quebec Act covered an area that extended as far south as * 2/2
A. the Mississippi River
B. the Ohio River
C. British West Florida
D. Maine and New Hampshire
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The earlies military engagement of the American Revolution took place in *2/2
1775 in
A. Virginia
B. the Ohio River valley area
C. Massachusetts
D. Canada
The reason for the difficulties and resultant need for endurance of Valley *2/2
Forge was
A. mismanagement, greed and indifference of potential suppliers
B. the political expediency of choosing a Pennsylvania site
C. the unseasonably cold weather that winter
D. low food production since most farmers were fighting
British strategy at the beginning of the Revolution was to cut off this area *2/2
form the rest of the colonies:
A. Washington D.C.
B. South
C. Virginia
D. New England
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William Pitt warned his British countrymen of “the gathering storm” if * 2/2
A. they armed the Iroquois and other Indian allies
B. France gave active support to Americans
C. Negotiators did not give up the Ohio country
D. they induced Africans to join them by promising freedom
The expression “not worth a Continental” referred to the * 2/2
A. lack of training and poor fighting ability of Continental soldiers
B. disorganization and incompetence of the Continental Congress
C. depreciated value of Continental currency by 1781
D. British Whig view that they should not be fighting the Americans
The state of Maryland held up ratification of the Articles of Confederation *2/2

for over three years because it demanded
A. a broadening of religious toleration for its Catholic constituents
B. other states give up separate state claims to western lands
C. a highly centralized government with only the upper class qualified to vote
D. rights to impose its own tariff duties
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Which one of the following lists states that developed the most radically *2/2
democratic constitutions?
A. Pennsylvania/Vermont
B. Maryland/South Carolina
C. New York/Massachusetts
D. New Hampshire/New Jersey
Which one of the following is NOT a part of the declaration of rights in *2/2
state constitutions?
A. a trial by jury
B. voting
C. free speech
D. freedom of religion
Continentals settled into winter quarters at Valley Forge in * 2/2
A. 1775
B. 1776
C. 1777
D. 1778
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While not strategically significant, Washington revived morale by *2/2

sneaking back across the Delaware River to surprise the British at
A. Morristown
B. Princeton
C. Trenton
D. White Plains
The British took this in 1763 but in 1783, it returned to Spain * 2/2
A. Louisiana
B. Florida
C. Cuba
D. Texas
Which of the following is NOT a future state covered in the Northwest *2/2
Ordinance of 1787
A. Michigan
B. Ohio
C. Indiana
D. Kentucky
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Which of the following is true of the Stamp Act Congress * 2/2
A. It was the first unified government for all the American colonies
B. it provided an important opportunity for colonial stamp agents to discuss

methods of enforcing the act
C. It was attended only by Georgia, Virginia, and the Carolinas
D. It provided an important opportunity for colonial leaders to meet and

establish ties with one another
E. It rejected the assertion that the colonies ought to protect acts of Parliament
deemed to be unconstitutional
In seeking diplomatic recognition from foreign powers during the War for *2/2
Independence, the American government found it necessary to
A. make large financial payments to the governments of France, Spain, and Holland
B. promise to cede large tracts of American territory to France upon a victorious

conclusion of the war
C. demonstrate it financial stability and self sufficiency
D. demonstrate a determination and potential to win independence
E. agree to grant France a specially favored trading status
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The primary American objection to the Stamp Act was that * 2/2
A. it was an internal tax, whereas Americans were prepared to accept only external
taxes
B. it was first tax on any kind ever imposed by Britain on the colonies
C. its proposed tax rates were so high that they would have crippled the colonial
economy
D. it was a measure for raising revenue form the colonies but it had not been
approved by the colonists through their representatives
E. it constituted an unwarranted interference with the colonial economy in a

manner that would have greatly restrained free trade
During the 1760s and 1770s the most effective American tactic in gaining *2/2
the repeal of the Stamp Act and Townshend Acts was
A. tarring and feathering British tax agents
B. sending petitions to the King and Parliament
C. boycotting British goods
D. destroying private property, such as tea, on which a tax was to be levied
E. using death threats to intimidate British tax agents
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One of the purposes of the 1773 Tea Act was to * 2/2
A. prevent over consumption of tea in America
B. lower the price of tea in Great Britain by decreasing the demand for it in America
C. save the British East India Company form financial ruin
D. create a long term shift in wealth form Britain’s North American colonies to its
colony in India
E. calm labor unrest in India
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UNIT TWO: WORK 1 Total points 100/100

The respondent's email (vvadlamudi@students.wcpss.net) was recorded on submission of

Known as the 1/1

Thomas Robert John George James

Patrick James William Benjamin Gouverneur

George III's indifference to colonial and other governmental affairs *1/1

Customs commissioners appointed by Townshend taxed common *1/1

The Second Continental Congress insisted on a Declaration of *1/1

The British underestimated American commitment to political ideals. * 1/1

The Revolution raised the expectations of Americans women because *1/1

The Confederation Congress proved ineffective in foreign affairs, but *1/1

Although twelve states supported a 1781 tariff amendment to the *1/1

The Massachusetts adoption of a state constitution in 1780 set a *1/1

Angry agrarians joined Shay’s Rebellion to protest the Confederation *1/1

Alexander Hamilton opposed New York Anti-federalist with a threat to *1/1

A. a common colonial postal system

B. an alliance with France

C. a plan of union for the colonies

D. a trade and taxation system more favorable to the colonies

C. New Orleans and the West Indies

D. St. Lawrence and the Great Lakes

D. Idea of actual representation

A. Williamsburg and the Virginia House of Burgesses

B. Philadelphia and other Atlantic ports that restricted imports

C. Ben Franklin and other popular colonial leaders

D. Boston and the colony of Massachusetts

C. Paxton Boys Massacre

B. Boston Tea Party

The Proclamation Line of the 1763 extended from the * 2/2

A. Great Lakes down the Mississippi to New Orleans

B. upper Ohio River to the Mississippi

C. St. Lawrence down the Appalachians to East Florida

D. Hudson Bay to Texas

A. the Mississippi River

B. the Ohio River

C. British West Florida

D. Maine and New Hampshire

B. the Ohio River valley area

A. mismanagement, greed and indifference of potential suppliers

B. the political expediency of choosing a Pennsylvania site

C. the unseasonably cold weather that winter

D. low food production since most farmers were fighting

A. they armed the Iroquois and other Indian allies

B. France gave active support to Americans

C. Negotiators did not give up the Ohio country

D. they induced Africans to join them by promising freedom

The expression “not worth a Continental” referred to the * 2/2

A. lack of training and poor fighting ability of Continental soldiers

B. disorganization and incompetence of the Continental Congress

C. depreciated value of Continental currency by 1781

The state of Maryland held up ratification of the Articles of Confederation *2/2

A. a broadening of religious toleration for its Catholic constituents

B. other states give up separate state claims to western lands

D. rights to impose its own tariff duties

D. New Hampshire/New Jersey

Continentals settled into winter quarters at Valley Forge in * 2/2

While not strategically significant, Washington revived morale by *2/2

Which of the following is true of the Stamp Act Congress * 2/2

B. it provided an important opportunity for colonial stamp agents to discuss

C. It was attended only by Georgia, Virginia, and the Carolinas

D. It provided an important opportunity for colonial leaders to meet and