History Quiz: The Great American Revolutionary War!

Egypt was not involved in the war because it has not been historically known for participating in major conflicts or wars. While France, Spain, and America have all been involved in various wars throughout history, Egypt has generally remained neutral or uninvolved in international conflicts. Therefore, Egypt is the country that was not involved in the war.

The peace treaty ending the war was signed in Paris.

The correct answer is 1775. This is the year when the war started.

The Stamp Act was passed by the Parliament in 1765. This act imposed a direct tax on the American colonies by requiring them to pay a tax on all printed materials, including newspapers, legal documents, and even playing cards. The act was met with widespread opposition and protests from the colonists, who believed it was a violation of their rights to be taxed without representation. The Stamp Act played a significant role in fueling the tensions between the colonies and Britain, ultimately leading to the American Revolution.

John Burgoyne set a war strategy with Lord George Germain in December 1776 at London.

The war lasted for eight years.

The question is asking about the country that was first invaded in the war. Among the options given, America is the only country that fits this criteria. The other options, United Kingdom, Spain, and France, were not the first countries to be invaded in the war. Therefore, America is the correct answer.

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The correct answer is American retention of Canada. This is not a result of the war because Canada remained under British control after the American Revolutionary War. The Peace of Paris, which ended the war, resulted in American independence and the end of the British Empire's control over the American colonies. However, Canada remained a British territory and did not become part of the newly formed United States.

The correct answer is 1783. Ratification became effective after the war in 1783. This means that the process of officially approving or confirming the actions or decisions made during the war was completed and put into effect in that year.