The American Revolution

This notorious smuggler was President of the Continental Congress and his massive signature on the Declaration of Independence was meant to send a message to King George III

• John Adams

• Sam Adams

• John Hancock

• Richard Henry Lee

These harsh acts were passed by Parliament to crush the Patriots in Massachusetts and were officially called the Coercive Acts, but the colonists renamed them the....

• Tea Acts

• Stamp Act

• Intolerable Acts

• Sugar Acts

This type of propaganda attempts to persuade the viewer to do something because everybody else is...

• Bandwagon

• Card Stacking

• Testimonial

• Transfer

This man was the main author of the Declaration of Independence and happens to have a Decatur middle school named after him

• Stephen Decatur

• Thomas Jefferson

• Dwight Eisenhower

• Douglass MacArthur

The guerilla style warfare of Francis Marion and the difficulty the British had in stopping him led to this nickname....

• The Silver Eagle

• Culper Jr

• The Red Baron

• The Swamp Fox

This "cattle rancher" was "arrested" in dramatic fashion in a whip fight with 2 Continental soldiers. He was a double agent who passed Washington information and the British misinformation. His efforts made possible the Battle of Trenton.

• Johnny Burgoyne

• John Honeyman

• Nathan Hale

• Benedict Arnold

These colonists were in support of the British

• Loyalists

• Patriots

• Hessians

• New Englanders

This is information of a misleading and or biased nature, often seen in the political arena, and designed to influence the opinions and actions of those who view it.

• Advertising

• Propaganda

• Journalistic Integrity

• Irresponsible Business Practice

This is when a government forces its citizens to serve in the military, & the Second Continental Congress had no authority to force the 13 Colonies to implement this to provide more troops

• Private Selection

• Draft

• Fundraiser

• Forced March

Which of the following is/was NOT a term of the Treaty of Paris?

• US can fish the waters of British Canada in the Atlantic

• The US would repay their debts to Britain

• The US was a free and independent nation, free to expand North, South, and West

• Slaves taken from the colonists by the British would be granted their freedom