// question: 0 name: switch category to $course$/Default for HST 203: History of the United States (Escobar 41740)/06 $CATEGORY: $course$/Default for HST 203: History of the United States (Escobar 41740)/06 // question: 261173 name: Admiral Richard Howe and General William Howe ::Admiral Richard Howe and General William Howe::Admiral Richard Howe and General William Howe{ ~were French commanders who assisted General Washington at Yorktown.#Incorrect ~had the same last name but were not related.#Incorrect =forced General Washington and the Continental Army out of New York City in the fall of 1776.#Correct ~had the smallest army in North America but still managed to hold on to Boston throughout the Revolutionary War.#Incorrect ~were British spies in the American army.#Incorrect } // question: 261160 name: After 1779, most fighting took place in ::After 1779, most fighting took place in::After 1779, most fighting took place in{ ~the western frontier.#Incorrect ~the middle states.#Incorrect ~New England.#Incorrect =the South.#Correct ~Canada.#Incorrect } // question: 261174 name: After the Battles of Trent and Princeton, the Continental Army was improved by ::After the Battles of Trent and Princeton, the Continental Army was improved by::After the Battles of Trent and Princeton, the Continental Army was improved by{ ~increasing the term of enlistment to three years.#Incorrect ~instituting strict discipline and increasing the severity of punishment for misdeeds.#Incorrect ~introducing Prussian drill techniques and standards.#Incorrect ~offering cash bonuses and land bounties for those who reenlisted.#Incorrect =all of the above.#Correct } // question: 261193 name: After the Revolution, ____ colonists left the states for other parts of the British Empire. ::After the Revolution, ____ colonists left the states for other parts of the British Empire.::After the Revolution, ____ colonists left the states for other parts of the British Empire.{ ~5,000 to 10,000#Incorrect ~20,000 to 30,000#Incorrect =60,000 to 70,000#Correct ~90,000 to 100,000#Incorrect ~140,000#Incorrect } // question: 261166 name: All except which one of the following were important gains in women's rights in the post-revolutionary era? ::All except which one of the following were important gains in women's rights in the post-revolutionary era?::All except which one of the following were important gains in women's rights in the post-revolutionary era?{ ~Female academies educated most of the native-born women of the Northeast.#Incorrect =The common law rule of coverture was abolished.#Correct ~New Jersey briefly gave voting rights to female tax-paying heads of household.#Incorrect ~Increasingly, popular novels cast women as main characters.#Incorrect ~The ideal of "Republican" wife and mother gave women an expanded role within the family.#Incorrect } // question: 261195 name: British ally Joseph Brant was a ::British ally Joseph Brant was a::British ally Joseph Brant was a{ ~Shawnee.#Incorrect =Mohawk.#Correct ~Oneida.#Incorrect ~Cherokee.#Incorrect ~Apache#Incorrect } // question: 261156 name: British policy regarding the loyalists was ::British policy regarding the loyalists was::British policy regarding the loyalists was{ ~well planned and executed.#Incorrect ~very important to the British war effort.#Incorrect =poorly planned and implemented.#Correct ~nonexistent.#Incorrect ~based on the assumption that they were all spying for the Americans.#Incorrect } // question: 261169 name: Cornwallis and the British army were pinned down at Yorktown Port by a French navy under the command of ::Cornwallis and the British army were pinned down at Yorktown Port by a French navy under the command of::Cornwallis and the British army were pinned down at Yorktown Port by a French navy under the command of{ ~Marquis de LaFayette.#Incorrect ~Pierre de Beaumarchais.#Incorrect ~Charles DeGaulle.#Incorrect ~Marquis de LaFitte#Incorrect =François de Grasse.#Correct } // question: 261175 name: During the American Revolution, Benjamin Franklin impressed the French by his ::During the American Revolution, Benjamin Franklin impressed the French by his::During the American Revolution, Benjamin Franklin impressed the French by his{ ~arguing assertively with anyone who opposed the American Revolution.#Incorrect =wearing plain clothes and a fur hat and appearing to be a simple frontiersman.#Correct ~references to his French ancestry.#Incorrect ~care in following the strict rules of French etiquette.#Incorrect ~establishment of a newspaper.#Incorrect } // question: 261192 name: During the Revolution, approximately ____ slaves were evacuated by the British. ::During the Revolution, approximately ____ slaves were evacuated by the British.::During the Revolution, approximately ____ slaves were evacuated by the British.{ ~1,000#Incorrect =10,000#Correct ~20,000#Incorrect ~40,000#Incorrect ~60,000#Incorrect } // question: 261197 name: During the Revolution, Congress passed all of the following except ::During the Revolution, Congress passed all of the following except::During the Revolution, Congress passed all of the following except{ ~"resolves."#Incorrect ~"orders."#Incorrect ="laws."#Correct ~"ordinances."#Incorrect ~none of the above.#Incorrect } // question: 261152 name: During the Revolutionary War, about ____ slaves fled their masters. ::During the Revolutionary War, about ____ slaves fled their masters.::During the Revolutionary War, about ____ slaves fled their masters.{ ~10,000#Incorrect ~25,000#Incorrect =50,000#Correct ~75,000#Incorrect ~100,000#Incorrect } // question: 261159 name: During the Revolutionary War, most Indian tribes ::During the Revolutionary War, most Indian tribes::During the Revolutionary War, most Indian tribes{ ~remained neutral.#Incorrect ~sided with the revolutionaries.#Incorrect =sided with the British.#Correct ~split down the middle.#Incorrect ~sided with the Spanish.#Incorrect } // question: 261180 name: George Washington is best described as ::George Washington is best described as::George Washington is best described as{ =a dignified, determined leader who often despaired over his disorganized, poorly equipped army.#Correct ~the greatest field commander in U.S. history, who almost single-handedly won the American Revolution, wrote the Constitution, and created the United States.#Incorrect ~a strong leader but an often inept military strategist.#Incorrect ~a devout Calvinist who led his men into battle with the cry "God is an American."#Incorrect ~a consistent supporter of the Revolutionary ideals of liberty and equality for all.#Incorrect } // question: 261154 name: George Washington's forces were not permanently defeated by the British in the Battle for New York because ::George Washington's forces were not permanently defeated by the British in the Battle for New York because::George Washington's forces were not permanently defeated by the British in the Battle for New York because{ ~of Washington's skilled troop movements.#Incorrect ~the British commanders were inept.#Incorrect =the British commanders chose not to capture them.#Correct ~the British were woefully outnumbered.#Incorrect ~of the skilled fighting of the French troops.#Incorrect } // question: 261199 name: In contrast with those who enlisted in the Continental Army, militia troops tended to be ::In contrast with those who enlisted in the Continental Army, militia troops tended to be::In contrast with those who enlisted in the Continental Army, militia troops tended to be{ ~loyal to the British.#Incorrect ~willing to sign up for longer periods of time.#Incorrect ~less likely to attend church.#Incorrect =from the more secure sector of their communities.#Correct ~those who could not find work anywhere else.#Incorrect } // question: 261200 name: In his efforts to persuade the French to ally with the Americans, Benjamin Franklin ::In his efforts to persuade the French to ally with the Americans, Benjamin Franklin::In his efforts to persuade the French to ally with the Americans, Benjamin Franklin{ ~threatened the use of military force against them.#Incorrect ~identified strongly with the aristocratic elements of French society.#Incorrect =lived in France for a time.#Correct ~alienated most Frenchmen.#Incorrect ~learned to speak French.#Incorrect } // question: 261181 name: In the peace treaty that ended the American Revolution, ::In the peace treaty that ended the American Revolution,::In the peace treaty that ended the American Revolution,{ ~New Englanders lost fishing rights off the Coast of Newfoundland.#Incorrect ~the English retained their forts in the Ohio territory.#Incorrect ~France acquired Florida.#Incorrect =the Mississippi River was recognized as the western boundary of the United States.#Correct ~the Appalachian Mountains were recognized as the western boundary of the United States.#Incorrect } // question: 261185 name: In the Virginia Plan, James Madison proposed ::In the Virginia Plan, James Madison proposed::In the Virginia Plan, James Madison proposed{ ~that the president and senators serve lifetime terms of office.#Incorrect =a two-house legislature with representation based on population.#Correct ~that all public officials be elected by popular vote.#Incorrect ~a one house legislature based on the principle of one state, one vote.#Incorrect ~separation of church and state.#Incorrect } // question: 261182 name: In the years after the end of the American Revolution, slavery ::In the years after the end of the American Revolution, slavery::In the years after the end of the American Revolution, slavery{ =was gradually abolished in all the Northern states.#Correct ~became less important in the South because of the decline of the cotton culture.#Incorrect ~almost disappeared in the upper South.#Incorrect ~was strengthened in the Northern cities.#Incorrect ~remained the same as before the war.#Incorrect } // question: 261161 name: Loyalist forces in the South were under the command of ::Loyalist forces in the South were under the command of::Loyalist forces in the South were under the command of{ =Banastre Tarleton.#Correct ~Ben Butler.#Incorrect ~Francis Marion.#Incorrect ~Thomas Sumter.#Incorrect ~Nathaniel Green.#Incorrect } // question: 261170 name: Many slaves earned their freedom during the Revolutionary War ::Many slaves earned their freedom during the Revolutionary War::Many slaves earned their freedom during the Revolutionary War{ ~by fighting for the British.#Incorrect ~by running away.#Incorrect ~by fighting for the Americans.#Incorrect ~through court decisions and legislative actions.#Incorrect =all of the above.#Correct } // question: 261179 name: Most loyalists ::Most loyalists::Most loyalists{ ~strongly rejected the American ideals of liberty and self-government.#Incorrect ~remained neutral during the American Revolution.#Incorrect =sided with England because it seemed less risky than supporting an untried American union.#Correct ~patriotically participated in the fight for American independence.#Incorrect ~joined the Indian tribes.#Incorrect } // question: 261158 name: One of the major problems of the Confederation Congress was that it did have the power to ::One of the major problems of the Confederation Congress was that it did have the power to::One of the major problems of the Confederation Congress was that it did have the power to{ ~ensure state sovereignty.#Incorrect =regulate trade.#Correct ~borrow money.#Incorrect ~make foreign treaties.#Incorrect ~print money.#Incorrect } // question: 261183 name: One ongoing source of trouble between England and the United States after the revolution was ::One ongoing source of trouble between England and the United States after the revolution was::One ongoing source of trouble between England and the United States after the revolution was{ ~the breakdown of trade between the two countries.#Incorrect ~England's support of Barbary Coast pirate attacks on U.S. shipping.#Incorrect ~disputes over fishing rights off the coast of Maine.#Incorrect =England's occupation of forts in the U.S.-owned territory bordering the Great Lakes.#Correct ~The Americans' continuing efforts to take over Canada.#Incorrect } // question: 261196 name: Shawnee and Delaware leaders who pursued friendly relations with the Americans but refused to fight other Indians included all of the following except ::Shawnee and Delaware leaders who pursued friendly relations with the Americans but refused to fight other Indians included all of the following except::Shawnee and Delaware leaders who pursued friendly relations with the Americans but refused to fight other Indians included all of the following except{ =Joseph Brant.#Correct ~White Eyes.#Incorrect ~Killbuck.#Incorrect ~Corn planter.#Incorrect ~none of the above.#Incorrect } // question: 261184 name: Shays's rebellion was significant because it ::Shays's rebellion was significant because it::Shays's rebellion was significant because it{ =convinced many conservatives that a stronger central government was necessary.#Correct ~led to state laws exempting farmland from foreclosure.#Incorrect ~was the only internal rebellion in U.S. history.#Incorrect ~destroyed the power of the "cosmopolitan" group in Massachusetts politics.#Incorrect ~marked the beginning of the labor movement in American history.#Incorrect } // question: 261168 name: Spain chose to enter the war for independence because it ::Spain chose to enter the war for independence because it::Spain chose to enter the war for independence because it{ ~was deeply committed to American independence.#Incorrect ~was hoping to get back at France for losses in the last war.#Incorrect =hoped to retake Gibraltar and Florida.#Correct ~desired to take control of Canada.#Incorrect ~hoped to gain new island possessions in the Caribbean.#Incorrect } // question: 261178 name: The Articles of Confederation ::The Articles of Confederation::The Articles of Confederation{ ~gave the central government complete and compulsive power over the states and the citizens.#Incorrect ~included an independent executive branch.#Incorrect ~never went into effect because it was never ratified.#Incorrect ~created a strong court system.#Incorrect =created a central government that was weaker than the individual states.#Correct } // question: 261188 name: The central government created by the Constitution of 1787 had the power to ::The central government created by the Constitution of 1787 had the power to::The central government created by the Constitution of 1787 had the power to{ ~tax.#Incorrect ~control foreign trade.#Incorrect ~pass and enforce laws.#Incorrect ~regulate interstate trade.#Incorrect =all of the above.#Correct } // question: 261177 name: The central government under the Articles of Confederation raised money by ::The central government under the Articles of Confederation raised money by::The central government under the Articles of Confederation raised money by{ ~enacting a national sales tax.#Incorrect ~passing import/export tariffs.#Incorrect ~attacking British merchant ships.#Incorrect ~imposing an income tax.#Incorrect =requisitioning funds and printing currency.#Correct } // question: 261164 name: The church that suffered most from the revolutionary conflict was the ::The church that suffered most from the revolutionary conflict was the::The church that suffered most from the revolutionary conflict was the{ ~Congregational Church.#Incorrect ~Methodist Church.#Incorrect ~Catholic Church.#Incorrect ~Baptist Church.#Incorrect =Anglican Church.#Correct } // question: 261186 name: The Connecticut Compromise of the Constitution ::The Connecticut Compromise of the Constitution::The Connecticut Compromise of the Constitution{ ~defined the status of slaves for taxation purposes.#Incorrect ~was proposed by Alexander Hamilton.#Incorrect ~created the Bill of Rights.#Incorrect =established proportional representation in one house and state equality in the other.#Correct ~determined how slaves were to be counted.#Incorrect } // question: 261187 name: The Constitution of 1787 provided that the president and vice president would be ::The Constitution of 1787 provided that the president and vice president would be::The Constitution of 1787 provided that the president and vice president would be{ ~elected by popular vote.#Incorrect ~chosen by state legislatures.#Incorrect =chosen by an electoral college.#Correct ~limited to two terms of office.#Incorrect ~elected by the House and Senate.#Incorrect } // question: 261162 name: The final major battle in the Revolutionary War was fought at ::The final major battle in the Revolutionary War was fought at::The final major battle in the Revolutionary War was fought at{ =Yorktown.#Correct ~Jamestown.#Incorrect ~Saratoga.#Incorrect ~Charleston.#Incorrect ~Concord.#Incorrect } // question: 261165 name: The first state to end the institution of slavery through a gradual abolition law was ::The first state to end the institution of slavery through a gradual abolition law was::The first state to end the institution of slavery through a gradual abolition law was{ ~Massachusetts.#Incorrect ~New York.#Incorrect ~Delaware.#Incorrect =Pennsylvania.#Correct ~Georgia.#Incorrect } // question: 261194 name: The first state to ratify the Constitution was ::The first state to ratify the Constitution was::The first state to ratify the Constitution was{ ~Virginia.#Incorrect =Delaware.#Correct ~Connecticut.#Incorrect ~Pennsylvania.#Incorrect ~Rhode Island.#Incorrect } // question: 261189 name: The framers of the Constitution of 1787 established it would be ratified by ::The framers of the Constitution of 1787 established it would be ratified by::The framers of the Constitution of 1787 established it would be ratified by{ ~the unanimous consent of the state legislatures.#Incorrect ~a majority vote from all eligible adult white males.#Incorrect =its acceptance by at least nine states in special conventions.#Correct ~the governors of three-fourths of the states.#Incorrect ~the Confederation Congress.#Incorrect } // question: 261198 name: The idea of proportional representation in one house and state equality in the other was proposed by ::The idea of proportional representation in one house and state equality in the other was proposed by::The idea of proportional representation in one house and state equality in the other was proposed by{ ~New Hampshire.#Incorrect ~Rhode Island.#Incorrect ~Maryland.#Incorrect =Connecticut.#Correct ~New York.#Incorrect } // question: 261171 name: The idea of the republican mother argued that women were ::The idea of the republican mother argued that women were::The idea of the republican mother argued that women were{ ~equal to men in the fight for political authority.#Incorrect =the true educators of patriotism for their children.#Correct ~guaranteed the same property rights as men.#Incorrect ~subordinate to men in all ways.#Incorrect ~required to fight in the military.#Incorrect } // question: 261157 name: The most important outcome of the Battle of Saratoga was that ::The most important outcome of the Battle of Saratoga was that::The most important outcome of the Battle of Saratoga was that{ =the French entered the war on the side of the colonies.#Correct ~it ended the war in North America.#Incorrect ~it led to Washington's election as commander in chief.#Incorrect ~it brought an end to the British ministry that was waging the war.#Incorrect ~the Spanish entered the war on the side of the colonies.#Incorrect } // question: 261190 name: The most serious criticism of the Constitution during ratification was the ::The most serious criticism of the Constitution during ratification was the::The most serious criticism of the Constitution during ratification was the{ ~establishment of a standing army.#Incorrect =lack of a specific list of individual rights.#Correct ~absence of references to God.#Incorrect ~failure to designate a national capital.#Incorrect ~undemocratic nature of the electoral college.#Incorrect } // question: 261167 name: The Northwest Ordinance included all of the following except ::The Northwest Ordinance included all of the following except::The Northwest Ordinance included all of the following except{ ~a prohibition on slavery.#Incorrect ~a division of the territory into three to five future states.#Incorrect =the prohibition on African Americans moving into the territory.#Correct ~provisions for the territories to enter the confederation on equal footing with those already in existence.#Incorrect ~protection for civil liberties.#Incorrect } // question: 261153 name: The Ohio Company was concerned with ::The Ohio Company was concerned with::The Ohio Company was concerned with{ ~veterans' pensions.#Incorrect ~bridge building.#Incorrect ~road construction.#Incorrect ~logging and timber.#Incorrect =land speculation.#Correct } // question: 261172 name: The only state to meet the original deadline for ratifying the Articles of Confederation in 1778 was ::The only state to meet the original deadline for ratifying the Articles of Confederation in 1778 was::The only state to meet the original deadline for ratifying the Articles of Confederation in 1778 was{ ~New York.#Incorrect =Virginia.#Correct ~Rhode Island.#Incorrect ~Massachusetts.#Incorrect ~Georgia.#Incorrect } // question: 261163 name: The peace treaty ending the war between Britain and America was the Treaty of ::The peace treaty ending the war between Britain and America was the Treaty of::The peace treaty ending the war between Britain and America was the Treaty of{ ~London.#Incorrect =Paris.#Correct ~Lisbon.#Incorrect ~Versailles.#Incorrect ~Ghent.#Incorrect } // question: 261191 name: The protection of state sovereignty included in the Articles of Confederation was the brainchild of ::The protection of state sovereignty included in the Articles of Confederation was the brainchild of::The protection of state sovereignty included in the Articles of Confederation was the brainchild of{ =North Carolina.#Correct ~South Carolina.#Incorrect ~Virginia.#Incorrect ~Georgia.#Incorrect ~Rhode Island.#Incorrect } // question: 261176 name: The state governments set up during the Revolution reflected the American belief in the ::The state governments set up during the Revolution reflected the American belief in the::The state governments set up during the Revolution reflected the American belief in the{ ~British tradition of unwritten political precedents and customs.#Incorrect =necessity for a written constitution to define citizens' rights and to limit the government's power.#Correct ~importance of a strong executive with compulsory powers.#Incorrect ~division of political power between economic classes.#Incorrect ~importance of strong courts to interpret law.#Incorrect } // question: 261151 name: Those who remained loyal to the British crown made up about ____ of the white population in North America. ::Those who remained loyal to the British crown made up about ____ of the white population in North America.::Those who remained loyal to the British crown made up about ____ of the white population in North America.{ =one-sixth#Correct ~one-fourth#Incorrect ~one-third#Incorrect ~one-half#Incorrect ~two-thirds#Incorrect } // question: 261155 name: Washington's victory at ____ over the Hessians on Christmas night was a dramatic morale booster to the American cause. ::Washington's victory at ____ over the Hessians on Christmas night was a dramatic morale booster to the American cause.::Washington's victory at ____ over the Hessians on Christmas night was a dramatic morale booster to the American cause.{ ~Brooklyn Heights#Incorrect =Trenton#Correct ~Valley Forge#Incorrect ~Westchester#Incorrect ~Yorktown#Incorrect } // question: 261227 name: After 1778, political opposition in England to the war in America had disappeared. ::After 1778, political opposition in England to the war in America had disappeared.::After 1778, political opposition in England to the war in America had disappeared.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261221 name: After the Battles of Trenton and Princeton, Congress promised a cash bonus to all soldiers who served for the duration of the conflict. ::After the Battles of Trenton and Princeton, Congress promised a cash bonus to all soldiers who served for the duration of the conflict.::After the Battles of Trenton and Princeton, Congress promised a cash bonus to all soldiers who served for the duration of the conflict.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261239 name: All Anglican churchmen supported the Revolution. ::All Anglican churchmen supported the Revolution.::All Anglican churchmen supported the Revolution.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261213 name: American exports to Britain in 1784 were less than half the level of 1774. ::American exports to Britain in 1784 were less than half the level of 1774.::American exports to Britain in 1784 were less than half the level of 1774.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261204 name: An attempted coup d'etat of Continental Army officers was put down by George Washington at Yorktown. ::An attempted coup d'etat of Continental Army officers was put down by George Washington at Yorktown.::An attempted coup d'etat of Continental Army officers was put down by George Washington at Yorktown.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261210 name: Before 1787, most of the land in the Northwest Territory was purchased by independent settlers. ::Before 1787, most of the land in the Northwest Territory was purchased by independent settlers.::Before 1787, most of the land in the Northwest Territory was purchased by independent settlers.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261211 name: Benedict Arnold attempted to undermine the revolutionary cause by betraying New York City to the British. ::Benedict Arnold attempted to undermine the revolutionary cause by betraying New York City to the British.::Benedict Arnold attempted to undermine the revolutionary cause by betraying New York City to the British.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261237 name: British military strategy was generally poor in 1777. ::British military strategy was generally poor in 1777.::British military strategy was generally poor in 1777.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261228 name: By 1780, military leaders on both sides believed that events in Virginia would decide the war. ::By 1780, military leaders on both sides believed that events in Virginia would decide the war.::By 1780, military leaders on both sides believed that events in Virginia would decide the war.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261236 name: During their winter at Valley Forge, George Washington's troops became much more soldierly. ::During their winter at Valley Forge, George Washington's troops became much more soldierly.::During their winter at Valley Forge, George Washington's troops became much more soldierly.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261238 name: France declared war on England after the treaties with the United States were signed in early 1778. ::France declared war on England after the treaties with the United States were signed in early 1778.::France declared war on England after the treaties with the United States were signed in early 1778.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261222 name: French aid to the Americans during the Revolution was insignificant. ::French aid to the Americans during the Revolution was insignificant.::French aid to the Americans during the Revolution was insignificant.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261219 name: George Washington's attack on Trenton resulted in substantial patriot losses. ::George Washington's attack on Trenton resulted in substantial patriot losses.::George Washington's attack on Trenton resulted in substantial patriot losses.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261223 name: In 1779, Spain signed a direct treaty of alliance with the United States. ::In 1779, Spain signed a direct treaty of alliance with the United States.::In 1779, Spain signed a direct treaty of alliance with the United States.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261207 name: In Federalist #10, James Madison argued for the greater stability of a large republic over a small one. ::In Federalist \#10, James Madison argued for the greater stability of a large republic over a small one.::In Federalist \#10, James Madison argued for the greater stability of a large republic over a small one.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261231 name: Indians who had supported the Americans during the Revolution suffered the most from land seizures after 1783. ::Indians who had supported the Americans during the Revolution suffered the most from land seizures after 1783.::Indians who had supported the Americans during the Revolution suffered the most from land seizures after 1783.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261224 name: John Adams presided over the Constitutional Convention in 1787. ::John Adams presided over the Constitutional Convention in 1787.::John Adams presided over the Constitutional Convention in 1787.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261229 name: Kentucky was heavily populated by Native Americans. ::Kentucky was heavily populated by Native Americans.::Kentucky was heavily populated by Native Americans.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261215 name: Loyalists were colonists who supported the Continental Army in the American Revolution. ::Loyalists were colonists who supported the Continental Army in the American Revolution.::Loyalists were colonists who supported the Continental Army in the American Revolution.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261226 name: Massachusetts slave Elizabeth Freeman sued her master in 1781 and won her liberty. ::Massachusetts slave Elizabeth Freeman sued her master in 1781 and won her liberty.::Massachusetts slave Elizabeth Freeman sued her master in 1781 and won her liberty.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261235 name: Most Indians and slaves hoped that Britain would win the Revolution. ::Most Indians and slaves hoped that Britain would win the Revolution.::Most Indians and slaves hoped that Britain would win the Revolution.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261212 name: Most Indians hoped that the colonies would be victorious in the Revolutionary War. ::Most Indians hoped that the colonies would be victorious in the Revolutionary War.::Most Indians hoped that the colonies would be victorious in the Revolutionary War.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261225 name: Most slaves who reached British units during the Revolution won their freedom. ::Most slaves who reached British units during the Revolution won their freedom.::Most slaves who reached British units during the Revolution won their freedom.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261233 name: No southern state supported the 1786 treaty that John Jay negotiated with Spain. ::No southern state supported the 1786 treaty that John Jay negotiated with Spain.::No southern state supported the 1786 treaty that John Jay negotiated with Spain.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261202 name: Philadelphia's "Fort Wilson" riot was a violent confrontation between supporters and opponents of price controls. ::Philadelphia's "Fort Wilson" riot was a violent confrontation between supporters and opponents of price controls.::Philadelphia's "Fort Wilson" riot was a violent confrontation between supporters and opponents of price controls.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261206 name: Ratification of the Constitution was a relatively easy and quick affair once the document had been written. ::Ratification of the Constitution was a relatively easy and quick affair once the document had been written.::Ratification of the Constitution was a relatively easy and quick affair once the document had been written.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261216 name: Southern delegates to Congress all opposed the Northwest Ordinance. ::Southern delegates to Congress all opposed the Northwest Ordinance.::Southern delegates to Congress all opposed the Northwest Ordinance.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261230 name: The 1790 Federal Census reported that the population of Kentucky was about half of the population of Tennessee. ::The 1790 Federal Census reported that the population of Kentucky was about half of the population of Tennessee.::The 1790 Federal Census reported that the population of Kentucky was about half of the population of Tennessee.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261234 name: The Annapolis Conference was called to discuss revisions to the Articles of Confederation. ::The Annapolis Conference was called to discuss revisions to the Articles of Confederation.::The Annapolis Conference was called to discuss revisions to the Articles of Confederation.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261217 name: The British never had a realistic chance to win a decisive military victory during the Revolution. ::The British never had a realistic chance to win a decisive military victory during the Revolution.::The British never had a realistic chance to win a decisive military victory during the Revolution.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261208 name: The British victory at Saratoga convinced France to stay out of the American war for independence. ::The British victory at Saratoga convinced France to stay out of the American war for independence.::The British victory at Saratoga convinced France to stay out of the American war for independence.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261201 name: The French secretly aided the American rebellion through a fictitious corporation. ::The French secretly aided the American rebellion through a fictitious corporation.::The French secretly aided the American rebellion through a fictitious corporation.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261209 name: The greatest opposition to the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 came from the South over the institution of slavery. ::The greatest opposition to the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 came from the South over the institution of slavery.::The greatest opposition to the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 came from the South over the institution of slavery.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261220 name: The Land Ordinance of 1785 required purchasers to buy a six square mile township. ::The Land Ordinance of 1785 required purchasers to buy a six square mile township.::The Land Ordinance of 1785 required purchasers to buy a six square mile township.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261214 name: The Massachusetts constitution that was ratified in 1780 is still in effect and is the oldest constitution in the world. ::The Massachusetts constitution that was ratified in 1780 is still in effect and is the oldest constitution in the world.::The Massachusetts constitution that was ratified in 1780 is still in effect and is the oldest constitution in the world.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261205 name: The Northwest Ordinance (1787) prohibited slavery in the Northwest (Ohio) Territory. ::The Northwest Ordinance (1787) prohibited slavery in the Northwest (Ohio) Territory.::The Northwest Ordinance (1787) prohibited slavery in the Northwest (Ohio) Territory.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261218 name: The Revolutionary War demonstrated the weakness of Congress. ::The Revolutionary War demonstrated the weakness of Congress.::The Revolutionary War demonstrated the weakness of Congress.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261203 name: The Revolutionary War officially came to a close with the Treaty of Paris (1783). ::The Revolutionary War officially came to a close with the Treaty of Paris (1783).::The Revolutionary War officially came to a close with the Treaty of Paris (1783).{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261240 name: Thomas Jefferson wrote Thoughts on Government in 1776. ::Thomas Jefferson wrote Thoughts on Government in 1776.::Thomas Jefferson wrote Thoughts on Government in 1776.{FALSE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 261232 name: When the first townships in Ohio were offered for sale in late 1787, there were few buyers. ::When the first townships in Ohio were offered for sale in late 1787, there were few buyers.::When the first townships in Ohio were offered for sale in late 1787, there were few buyers.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct}