How Well Do You Know About History Of The United States? Trivia Questions Quiz

Question 1 / 33

🏆 Rank #-- ▾

Score 0/100

Submit

About This Quiz

How Well Do You Know About History Of The United States? Trivia Questions Quiz - Quiz

How well do you know about history of the United States? The United States of America is known now as the land of many possibilities but what you know of the country is shaped by events that have taken place in the past. How about you take this exciting test... see moreand see what more you may learn about its history! see less

2. What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

You may optionally provide this to label your report, leaderboard, or certificate.

Submit

28. The Declaration of Independence was signed by

John jay

Benjamin franklin

Thomas jefferson

Roger sherman

John adams

Rober livingstone

Submit

31. Coercive Acts

Administration of justice act

Quartering acts

Boston port act:

Massachusetts Government Act

Submit

Thank you for your feedback!

All (32)
Unanswered ()
Answered ()

In 1754, Braddock appointed this certain man named ________...

During __ _____ _______, delegates from seven colonies met with...

1759: British are victorious in the French Indian war from which the...

____ ___________ of 1763, King George the third issued this which is a...

________ _________:tax on exports and imports

This act occurred in 1765 from which paper money is not...

This man resisted the Townshend Acts and published essays in...

This act raised tax rates on imports of raw materials such as sugar or...

This act was to raise more money and was passed in march 1765 where it...

In 1765, a group organised huge demonstrations and intimidated stamp...

This agreement was for colonists who ignored the stamp act and...

1767, Charles Townshend introduced two acts named the _____ and ____...

This act put new custom duties on glass, lead, paper, paint, and tea...

This is another Townshend act, which allowed the seizing for private...

To help custom officers arrest smugglers, the revenue act legalized...

March 5th, 1770, a crowd of colonists began taunting and throwing...

This British ship went around searching colonial ships without a...

BOSTON TEA PARTY:...

This act refunded four-fifths of the taxes the company had to pay to...

On October 1773, the East India Company ship ____ chests.

December 1773, officials try to bring the tea ashore, but, ___...

This act states that a governor or council appointed by the King would...

The coercive and Quebec acts are known as the _______ acts.

Americans who supported the British side of the conflict. AKA Tories

On the other side who believed that the British had become tyrants....

Battle of Bunker Hill...

This person published pamphlets claiming that King George III is the...

The Declaration of Independence was signed by

1773- Thomas Jefferson - insisted that colonies create a ______...

The tea was shipped to the following 4 places: TYPE EXACTLY AS BELOW....

Coercive Acts

People who stand at a minutes warning in case of an alarm

How Well Do You Know About History Of The United States? Trivia Questions Quiz

1. In 1754, Braddock appointed this certain man named __, as colonel. They marched west intending to attack Fort Duquesne. Seven miles from the forts, French and Native American forces ambushed the British.

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. During _ _____, delegates from seven colonies met with Iroquois leader. In June 1754, the Iroquois refused to form an alliance but said they'll remain neutral.

3. 1759: British are victorious in the French Indian war from which the British fleet were commanded by General _ __ who sailed to Quebec defeating the French troops.

4. _______ of 1763, King George the third issued this which is a line from north to south along the Appalachian Mountains that declared that colonists would not settle west of that line without British Permission. This enraged farmers and land speculators who wanted the land.

5. _:tax on exports and imports

6. This act occurred in 1765 from which paper money is not allowed so that inflation does not occur

7. This man resisted the Townshend Acts and published essays in Pennsylvania. He resurrects that only assemblies elected by colonists had the right to tax themselves.

8. This act raised tax rates on imports of raw materials such as sugar or molasses

9. This act was to raise more money and was passed in march 1765 where it taxes all printed material including newspapers, pamphlets, posters, wills, mortgages, deeds, licenses

10. In 1765, a group organised huge demonstrations and intimidated stamp distributors because they were made that the direct tax of the stamp act was implied

11. This agreement was for colonists who ignored the stamp act and boycotted British goods pledging not to buy any British goods until Parliament took away the stamp act

12. 1767, Charles Townshend introduced two acts named the _ and acts.

13. This act put new custom duties on glass, lead, paper, paint, and tea imported

14. This is another Townshend act, which allowed the seizing for private property without due process. This act also put a tax on sugar and molasses.

15. To help custom officers arrest smugglers, the revenue act legalized the use of _ ___. These were general search warrants that enabled custom officers to enter any location during the day to look for evidence of smuggling.

16. March 5th, 1770, a crowd of colonists began taunting and throwing snowballs at the British soldiers. Troops fired and killed people. The shooting became known as the ___

17. This British ship went around searching colonial ships without a warrant. In 1772, 150 colonists seized and burned the ship

18. BOSTON TEA PARTY: British introduced the Tea act to support British East _ ___

19. This act refunded four-fifths of the taxes the company had to pay to ship the colonies. This means that the east India company was now sold at a cheaper price than smuggled _____ tea.

20. On October 1773, the East India Company ship ____ chests.

21. December 1773, officials try to bring the tea ashore, but, ___ colonists gather at Boston dock.

22. This act states that a governor or council appointed by the King would run Quebec. These acts implied that the British were trying to seize control of the colonial government

23. The coercive and Quebec acts are known as the _______ acts.

24. Americans who supported the British side of the conflict. AKA Tories

25. On the other side who believed that the British had become tyrants. AKA Whigs

26. Battle of Bunker Hill On June 16th, 1775 – took place on _ , near Bunker Hill, helped American build confidence. It showed that the military militia could stand up to one of the most feared armies. British suffered 1200 casualties, American retreated though

27. This person published pamphlets claiming that King George III is the enemy. (COMMON SENSE)

28. The Declaration of Independence was signed by

29. 1773- Thomas Jefferson - insisted that colonies create a __ to communicate with each other about British activities. This helped unify the colonies

30. The tea was shipped to the following 4 places: TYPE EXACTLY AS BELOW. The first letter is given for each b_____, n_ y, p, and c t_.

31. Coercive Acts

32. People who stand at a minutes warning in case of an alarm

How Well Do You Know About History Of The United States? Trivia Questions Quiz

1. In 1754, Braddock appointed this certain man named ________ __________, as colonel. They marched west intending to attack Fort Duquesne. Seven miles from the forts, French and Native American forces ambushed the British.

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. During __ _____ _______, delegates from seven colonies met with Iroquois leader. In June 1754, the Iroquois refused to form an alliance but said they'll remain neutral.

3. 1759: British are victorious in the French Indian war from which the British fleet were commanded by General _____ ______ who sailed to Quebec defeating the French troops.

4. ____ ___________ of 1763, King George the third issued this which is a line from north to south along the Appalachian Mountains that declared that colonists would not settle west of that line without British Permission. This enraged farmers and land speculators who wanted the land.

5. ________ _________:tax on exports and imports

6. This act occurred in 1765 from which paper money is not allowed so that inflation does not occur

7. This man resisted the Townshend Acts and published essays in Pennsylvania. He resurrects that only assemblies elected by colonists had the right to tax themselves.

8. This act raised tax rates on imports of raw materials such as sugar or molasses

9. This act was to raise more money and was passed in march 1765 where it taxes all printed material including newspapers, pamphlets, posters, wills, mortgages, deeds, licenses

10. In 1765, a group organised huge demonstrations and intimidated stamp distributors because they were made that the direct tax of the stamp act was implied

11. This agreement was for colonists who ignored the stamp act and boycotted British goods pledging not to buy any British goods until Parliament took away the stamp act

12. 1767, Charles Townshend introduced two acts named the _____ and ____ acts.

13. This act put new custom duties on glass, lead, paper, paint, and tea imported

14. This is another Townshend act, which allowed the seizing for private property without due process. This act also put a tax on sugar and molasses.

15. To help custom officers arrest smugglers, the revenue act legalized the use of _______ ______ _______. These were general search warrants that enabled custom officers to enter any location during the day to look for evidence of smuggling.

16. March 5th, 1770, a crowd of colonists began taunting and throwing snowballs at the British soldiers. Troops fired and killed people. The shooting became known as the ____ _______

17. This British ship went around searching colonial ships without a warrant. In 1772, 150 colonists seized and burned the ship

18. BOSTON TEA PARTY: British introduced the Tea act to support British East _____ _______

19. This act refunded four-fifths of the taxes the company had to pay to ship the colonies. This means that the east India company was now sold at a cheaper price than smuggled _____ tea.

20. On October 1773, the East India Company ship ____ chests.

21. December 1773, officials try to bring the tea ashore, but, ___ colonists gather at Boston dock.

22. This act states that a governor or council appointed by the King would run Quebec. These acts implied that the British were trying to seize control of the colonial government

23. The coercive and Quebec acts are known as the _______ acts.

24. Americans who supported the British side of the conflict. AKA Tories

25. On the other side who believed that the British had become tyrants. AKA Whigs

26. Battle of Bunker Hill On June 16th, 1775 – took place on _____ ____, near Bunker Hill, helped American build confidence. It showed that the military militia could stand up to one of the most feared armies. British suffered 1200 casualties, American retreated though

27. This person published pamphlets claiming that King George III is the enemy. (COMMON SENSE)

28. The Declaration of Independence was signed by

29. 1773- Thomas Jefferson - insisted that colonies create a ______ ____ ________ to communicate with each other about British activities. This helped unify the colonies

30. The tea was shipped to the following 4 places: TYPE EXACTLY AS BELOW. The first letter is given for each b_______, n___ y____, p__________, and c______ t_____.

31. Coercive Acts

32. People who stand at a minutes warning in case of an alarm

1. In 1754, Braddock appointed this certain man named __, as colonel. They marched west intending to attack Fort Duquesne. Seven miles from the forts, French and Native American forces ambushed the British.

2. During _ _____, delegates from seven colonies met with Iroquois leader. In June 1754, the Iroquois refused to form an alliance but said they'll remain neutral.

3. 1759: British are victorious in the French Indian war from which the British fleet were commanded by General _ __ who sailed to Quebec defeating the French troops.

4. _______ of 1763, King George the third issued this which is a line from north to south along the Appalachian Mountains that declared that colonists would not settle west of that line without British Permission. This enraged farmers and land speculators who wanted the land.

5. _:tax on exports and imports

12. 1767, Charles Townshend introduced two acts named the _ and acts.

15. To help custom officers arrest smugglers, the revenue act legalized the use of _ ___. These were general search warrants that enabled custom officers to enter any location during the day to look for evidence of smuggling.

16. March 5th, 1770, a crowd of colonists began taunting and throwing snowballs at the British soldiers. Troops fired and killed people. The shooting became known as the ___

18. BOSTON TEA PARTY: British introduced the Tea act to support British East _ ___

26. Battle of Bunker Hill On June 16th, 1775 – took place on _ , near Bunker Hill, helped American build confidence. It showed that the military militia could stand up to one of the most feared armies. British suffered 1200 casualties, American retreated though

29. 1773- Thomas Jefferson - insisted that colonies create a __ to communicate with each other about British activities. This helped unify the colonies

30. The tea was shipped to the following 4 places: TYPE EXACTLY AS BELOW. The first letter is given for each b_____, n_ y, p, and c t_.