Revquiz

Couldn't confirm presence of Flash 7 or higher because JavaScript was disabled.Get FlashI really do have Flash installed.ul{margin-top:0px;margin-bottom:0px;list-style-type:none;padding-left:20px;}1. The Articles of Confederation were:

[ ] a. An agreement between the American Colonies and Britain on trade

[ ] b. The first written agreement between the states that formed the basis of governing during and immediately after the Revolutionary War

[ ] c. An agreement between the United States and Canada

[ ] d. An agreement between Spain and England

2. What was the Boston Tea Party?

[ ] a. A weekly meeting held by the women of the Boston.

[ ] b. A weekly party held in Boston.

[ ] c. An act of patriots to protest British taxes.

[ ] d. An Indian religious ritual.

3. Under the Quatering Act

[ ] a. Everyone in the colonies had to pay a tax on stamps

[ ] b. Colonist had to feed and house British soldiers.

[ ] c. There was a special tax on tea

[ ] d. Quaters that were collected throughout the colonies

4. In what war did the French fight the British and the American Colonists?

[ ] a. The Revolutionary War

[ ] b. The War of Jenkins Ear

[ ] c. The French and Indian War

[ ] d. The Hundred Years War

5. The Midnight Ride

[ ] a. was a ride to warn the colonist

[ ] b. was done by George Washington

[ ] c. took place in New York

[ ] d. did not include Paul Revere

6. Natuaral Rights are

[ ] a. the way nature works

[ ] b. the rights that all men have such as life and liberty

[ ] c. the rights given by the constitution

[ ] d. the rights given by the King of England

7. Tories were

[ ] a. supporters of the revolution

[ ] b. supporters of the King

[ ] c. a cricket team

[ ] d. the British Army

8. The Commander of the Continental Army was 9. The Leader of the Massachusetts delegation to the Continental Army was

[ ] a. Benjamin Franklin

[ ] b. John Adams

[ ] c. Thomas Jefferson

[ ] d. Samuel Adams

10. The shot heard around the world took place in

[ ] a. New York

[ ] b. Virginia

[ ] c. Concord

[ ] d. Boston