review for 4.4 12-10-12
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REVIEW SOL’S 1.6a,b,c,d 6TH GRADE REVIEW
WHO AM I? AND WHAT AM I?
Who Am I?I led the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War
I Am…George Washington
Who Am I?I supported independence during the American Revolutionary War
I was a writerI wrote poems and plays supporting independence from England
I was a former slave
I Am…Phyllis Wheatley
Who Am I?I was an outspoken member of the
House of BurgessesI inspired colonial patriotism with
my speechesI declared “Give me liberty or give
me death!”
I Am…Patrick Henry
Who Am I?I was the major author of an important document
My document outlined the grievances of the colonists against the King of England
I Am…Thomas Jefferson
Who Am I?I was involved in the American Revolutionary War
I opposed the colonies gaining their independence
I was the King of England
I Am…King George III
Who Am I?I was a Patriot during the American Revolutionary War
I gave colonists advanced warning of British arrival
I am often quoted as saying “The British are coming!” on my nighttime ride
I Am…Paul Revere
Who Am I?I was as prominent member of the Continental Congress
I helped frame the Declaration of Independence
I Am…Benjamin Franklin
Who Am I?I fought during the Revolutionary War
I fought for the British Army
I surrendered to George Washington at Yorktown
I Am…Lord Cornwallis
What Am I?People have certain “unalienable
rights” to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. (Unalienable rights are rights that cannot be taken away.)
People establish government to protect those rights.
Government derives power from the people
People have a right and a duty to change a government that violates their rights.
I Am……Key Philosophies in the Declaration
of Independence
Who Am I?I championed the cause of independence during the American Revolutionary War
I Am…John Adams
WHAT AM I?Occurred in 1774Delegates from all the colonies met
The delegates discussed problems with England and promoted independence
I Am…The First Continental Congress
Carpenters Hall, where the first Continental Congress took place
What Am I?War between England and France
Fought over land in the Ohio River Valley
England would go on to tax the colonists to pay for this war
I Am…The French and Indian War
What Am I?Occurred in 1775Happened in MassachusettsSite of the first armed conflict of the Revolutionary War
I Am…Lexington and Concord
What Am I?States that people establish
government to protect their rightsGovernment derives power from the
peoplePeople have a right to change a
government that violates their rightsStates people have unalienable
rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
Inspired by John LockeThomas Jefferson was the major
author
I Am…The Declaration of Independence
What Am I?Happened during the Revolutionary War
Boston1770Colonists were shot after taunting British soldiers
I Am…Boston Massacre
What Am I?Occurred during the Revolutionary War
1773Led by Samuel Adams and Paul Revere
Patriots threw tea into Boston Harbor to protest tea taxes
I Am…The Boston Tea Party
What Am I?Battle during the Revolutionary War
1777Turning point of the war Americans won
I Am..Battle of Saratoga
What Am I?Revolutionary War event1781Happened in VirginiaAmerican and French forces
defeated the forces of Lord Cornwallis
Marked the end of the Revolutionary War
I Am…Surrender at Yorktown
What Am I?1783DocumentEngland recognized American independence
Treaty
I Am…Treaty of Paris
What Am I?Specific time periodWar1775-1781Americans fought against the British
Fought for independence
I Am…Revolutionary War
What Am I?Men and women who did not have money for passage to the colonies
Agreed to work without pay for the person who paid for their passage
Were free at the end of their contract
I Am…Indentured Servant
What Am I?Appalachian
MountainsPiedmontAtlantic OceanCoastal PlainGood harborsRiversHumid ClimateLarge
farms/plantations
Cash cropsWood productsSmall farmsSlaveryIndentured
servantsFew cities/schoolsChurch of EnglandCounties
I Am…Southern Colonial Region
What Am I?Worked as caretakers, house workers, homemakers
Could not voteHad few chances for education
I Am…Women in Colonial America
What Am I?Appalachian
MountainsCoastal
lowlands (harbors and bays)
Rich farmlandsModerate
climateLivestock and
grainTrading
Unskilled and skilled workers and fishermen
Villages and cities
Varied and diverse lifestyles
Diverse religions
Market towns
I Am…Mid-Atlantic/Middle Colonies
What Am I?Lived predominately in the South
Relied on indentured servants or slaves for labor
Were educated in some casesHad a rich social culture
I Am…Large landowner in Colonial
AmericaGreat Hopes Plantation in Williamsburg
What Am I?Were captured in AfricaShipped to the coloniesOwned as property for life with no rights
Often born into their situation
I Am…Slaves
What Am I?Worked as craftsmen in towns and on plantations
Lived in small villages and cities
I Am…Artisans in Colonial America
What do you know?Which of the following
took place before the event shown in this picture?
A The signing of the Declaration of Independence
B The meeting of the First Continental Congress
C The Stamp ActD The Battle of Saratoga
Colonial Protesters, 1773
AnswerC The Stamp Act
What Do You Know?What was the most important result of the 1783 Treaty of Paris?
A Britain gained American territory.B France agreed to fight with the
Americans.C Britain recognized American
independence.D France decided to trade with the
Americans.
AnswerC Britain recognized American independence
What Do You Know?By the mid 1700s, American colonists
were unhappy with English rule because —
A England refused to protect them from the French
B they thought the British king was weakC England would not buy colonial-made
goodsD they had no representation in Parliament
AnswerD they had no representation in
Parliament
What Do You Know?England passed the Stamp Act in the colonies to —
F raise money to pay for a warG take control of foreign tradeH put governors in total controlJ give people the right to vote
AnswerF raise money to pay for a war
What Do You Know?What contribution did Phyllis Wheatley make to the American Revolution?
A She wrote poems that supported independence.
B She helped African Americans escape to freedom.
C She taught soldiers in the Continental Army.
D She served as a member of the colonial legislature.
AnswerA She wrote poems that supported independence.