Book 3, Unit 4, Road to Independence Quiz

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Book 3, Unit 4, Road to Independence Quiz


Froggy Jumps Book 3, Unit 4, Road to Independence QuizVersión en línea Colonial War Facts por Tania Hurlbutt 1 Why was the Second Continental Congress important? a It wrote the Constitution b It acted as a unified government for the colonies c It ended the American Revolution 2 Which action by the Second Continental Congress helped prepare for war? a Creating the Bill of Rights b Holding elections c Forming the Continental Army 3 Why did sending the Olive Branch Petition matter? a It showed the colonies tried to avoid war b It declared independence c It forced King George to surrender 4 What action showed the Congress acting like a national government? a Printing British money b Asking England for taxes c Directing the war effort 5 Why did Washington’s background help him become commander? a He traveled Europe b He wrote poetry c He had military experience from the French & Indian War 6 Why was Washington’s character important? a He was trusted and respected b People thought he was funny c He served in Parliament 7 Why did choosing someone from Virginia matter? a It helped unite northern and southern colonies b It kept New York out of the war c It increased taxes 8 Why did Washington’s leadership help the colonies? a He inspired soldiers and united the colonies b He created tax laws c He promised a quick victory 9 What was the outcome of Bunker and Breed’s Hill? a Americans won easily b British captured the hills with heavy losses c No one was injured 10 Why was the battle significant? a It showed Americans could stand up to trained British troops b It ended the entire war c It made Americans quit fighting 11 What did high British casualties show? a British had better weapons b The war would be long and costly c Americans could not win 12 How did the battle affect American morale? a They returned to England b It increased their confidence c It discouraged them 13 Why was the Declaration of Independence written? a To explain why the colonies were breaking away b To create a new king c To punish Britain 14 Which idea is in the Declaration? a Only wealthy people can vote b People have natural rights like life and liberty c Kings should rule colonies 15 What is the purpose of government according to the Declaration? a Make rulers powerful b Control world trade c Protect people’s natural rights 16 How did the Declaration change the colonies’ relationship with Britain? a Colonies declared themselves free and independent states b Britain supported them more c Colonies gave up their armies

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Book 3, Unit 4, Road to Independence QuizVersión en línea

por Tania Hurlbutt

Why was the Second Continental Congress important?

Which action by the Second Continental Congress helped prepare for war?

Why did sending the Olive Branch Petition matter?

What action showed the Congress acting like a national government?

Why did Washington’s background help him become commander?

Why was Washington’s character important?

Why did choosing someone from Virginia matter?

Why did Washington’s leadership help the colonies?

What was the outcome of Bunker and Breed’s Hill?

Why was the battle significant?

What did high British casualties show?

How did the battle affect American morale?

Why was the Declaration of Independence written?

Which idea is in the Declaration?

What is the purpose of government according to the Declaration?

How did the Declaration change the colonies’ relationship with Britain?