Georgia's Revolutionary War RolesAKS33D

Which group in Georgia during the Revolutionary War supported remaining loyal to the British crown?

• Patriots

• Loyalists

• Minutemen

• Redcoats

What was the main goal of the Patriots in Georgia during the Revolutionary War?

• To support British rule

• To gain independence from Britain

• To expand trade with Spain

• To form alliances with Native Americans

Which battle was a significant Patriot victory in Georgia during the Revolutionary War?

• Battle of Bunker Hill

• Battle of Kettle Creek

• Siege of Yorktown

• Battle of Lexington

What was the outcome of the Siege of Savannah in 1779?

• The Patriots captured Savannah

• The British retained control of Savannah

• The city was destroyed by fire

• The French took over Savannah

Which of the following best describes the influence of Loyalists in Georgia during the Revolutionary War?

• They had little to no presence in the colony

• They were a significant group and influenced colonial politics

• They only supported the Patriots in secret

• They led the charge for independence

How did the Patriots in Georgia use local geography to their advantage during the Battle of Kettle Creek?

• They built a fort on the coast

• They ambushed Loyalist forces in the woods

• They used ships to blockade the river

• They set fire to the city

Which of the following was a key strategy used by the Patriots in Georgia to gain support for their cause?

• Offering land to Loyalists

• Spreading propaganda and rallying local militias

• Negotiating with the British

• Ignoring the local population

Compare the motivations of Loyalists and Patriots in Georgia during the Revolutionary War. Which statement best summarizes their differences?

• Both wanted independence but disagreed on methods

• Loyalists wanted to remain under British rule, while Patriots sought independence

• Patriots supported the king, Loyalists opposed him

• Both groups were neutral in the conflict

Analyze the significance of the Battle of Kettle Creek for the Patriot cause in Georgia. Which of the following best explains its impact?

• It discouraged further Patriot resistance

• It boosted Patriot morale and weakened Loyalist support in the backcountry

• It resulted in the British capturing Augusta

• It led to the immediate end of the war in Georgia

Evaluate the strategic importance of the Siege of Savannah in the context of Georgia's role in the Revolutionary War. Why was this event significant?

• It marked the first use of cannons in the war

• It demonstrated the challenges of recapturing British-held cities and the importance of international alliances

• It ended the war in the southern colonies

• It resulted in the Patriots gaining control of all of Georgia