Question

How was the French and Indian War different from the American Revolutionary War?

The French and Indian War was fought in France, and the American Revolutionary War was fought in America.

America was Britain's ally in the French and Indian War, but they were enemies in the American Revolutionary War.

America was Britain's enemy in the French and Indian War, but they were allies in the American Revolutionary War.

The French and Indian War was mostly fought in Canada, and the American Revolutionary War was fought in America.

Answer 1

@-StudyShark- @Devil_Pup_USMC

Answer 2

Do you know?

Answer 3

B

Answer 4

B :)

Answer 5

Who should I give medal to...OO...I know. Hows about I give devil a medal and you give study a medal.

Answer 6

Wow...that worked.

Answer 7

Which answer best describes the Loyalists of the Revolutionary Period?

The Loyalists supported the idea of sharing the continent with England.

The Loyalists supported the idea of America staying a part of England.

The Loyalists supported the idea of American independence from England.

The Loyalists supported the idea of making each American colony a new country.

Answer 8

I come from a military family & I'm Native American. I know my stuff on US wars haha.

Answer 9

B again

Answer 10

Oh col Devil im from amilitary family too! xD oh and btw i think the answear to the one you just posted yellow is B?

Answer 11

OMG fast typing >.< sry

Answer 12

haha

Answer 13

Which of the following was a consequence of bringing cattle to the new world?

Demand for pasture pushed Native Americans from their land.

Hunting disappeared as most Native Americans became farmers.

More meat and dairy caused overpopulation among Native Americans.

Native Americans could no longer trade buffalo or deer meat with the settlers.

Answer 14

A

Answer 15

hmmmmmmm......A?

Answer 16

he won xD

Answer 17

Which answer best summarizes the three main parts of the Declaration of Independence?

A list of grievances against the king; appeal to the king to resolve differences; declaration of war

A statement of basic human rights; list of grievances against the king; official separation from England

A statement of basic human rights; appeal to the king to resolve differences; list of grievances against the king

Official separation from England, list of grievances against the king; appeal to the king to stop taxation without representation

Answer 18

You guys r so smart. :o

Answer 19

lol thx! xD i really had a hard time with this one but i think its C? =/

Answer 20

Either B or D... I'd say D, how about you shark?

Answer 21

bleh....i really dont know on this one =/

Answer 22

Greeat, D, B, or C xd

Answer 23

Why did Abigail Adams tell her husband, John, to "remember the ladies"?

To encourage John to advocate liberties for women

To encourage John to liberate women from Britain

To suggest that John abolish the institution of marriage

To suggest that John send more goods to Boston

Answer 24

Is dat one A?

Answer 25

A

Answer 26

roll a die, if 1-2 choose B, 3-4 C 5-6 D

Answer 27

Lol yep the old fashion way xD or just elimnate some of th answears xD

Answer 28

I just rolled a die and I got 3, so C it is!

Answer 29

i give credit to this future marine ;) he smart u deserve another fan :)

Answer 30

Which of the following is the best description of "patriots"?

American colonists like John Adams and John Hanwingspan, who supported Britain in the Revolutionary War.

American colonists like Samuel Adams and George Washington, who fought for independence from Britain.

Members of the Second Continental Congress like Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson, who were in favor of individual rights.

Members of the Declaration of Independence Committee like George Washington and John Adams, who negotiated peace with Britain after the war.

Answer 31

B?

Answer 32

@Devil_Pup_USMC

Answer 33

B is corret & thanks Shark

Answer 34

Lol let me guess studyshark went to get devil? Lol

Answer 35

Yeah i think its B =/

Answer 36

How did the Founding Fathers feel about the British Parliament asking the colonists to pay taxes?

They agreed since all of the British colonists had to pay the same amount of taxes also.

They felt it was unfair for the colonists to pay taxes when the British people didn't pay taxes.

They believed colonists should be able to express their own opinions about how they were taxed.

They disagreed because, in addition to their own taxes, the colonists also had to pay taxes for their slaves.

Answer 37

Almost done...just a few more questions...

Answer 38

C?

Answer 39

D sounds correct to me, maybe C

Answer 40

Ok...this is kinda easy its D

Answer 41

Which of the following accomplishments is associated with John Adams?

Helped negotiate peace with Britain after the American Revolution

Helped negotiate an alliance with France during the American Revolution

Served as the president of the Second Continental Congress

Organized and funded the Sons of Liberty

Answer 42

Such a big chat xD

Answer 43

D

Answer 44

What he said ^^^

Answer 45

Who, as head of the Massachusetts Committee of Correspondence, argued that "Taxation without representation is tyranny"?

George Washington

James Otis

John Adams

Samuel Adams

Answer 46

Oh james otis?

Answer 47

I want to say John, don't hold me to my word on this one though.

Answer 48

This is very very easy xD im confident the answear is C :D

Answer 49

I just checked my lesson and it was James Otis xD

Answer 50

"Taxation without representation is tyranny."

Role in the Revolutionary Period

- Argued that colonists should not be taxed by Parliament because they could not vote for its members
-Opposed the writs of assistance in courts, arguing that searches without a warrant violated natural rights.

Interesting Fact

- James Otis was head of the Massachusetts Committee of Correspondence.

Answer 51

That's what my lesson said.

Answer 52

It was otis? oh....i always thought it was old curley hair jhon

Answer 53

Same here, oh well.

Answer 54

Last one

Answer 55

Why did more Native Americans support the British side rather than the American side in the Revolutionary War?

The Native Americans believed that if the British won the war, they would keep Americans off of their land.

The British paid Native Americans in supplies and money to support their side and to fight against the Americans.

The British eagerly tried to gain support from the Native Americans, while the Americans resisted their support.

The British promised free land in Great Britain to Native Americans, in exchange for their support during the war.

Answer 56

If I remember correctly, A, but B sounds reasonable too haha.

Answer 57

Its A :) NOT TO SURE but im pretty sure it is.....

Answer 58

Oh yeah I think it's A too. I remember that.

Answer 59

Thanks so much for helping me guys C:

Answer 60

No prob. I've gotta do something while I wait for my math questions to be answered xD

Answer 61

No problem any time ;)

Answer 62

kBi bi

Answer 63

Im submitting the exam...

Answer 64

Keep me posted on whatcha make (:

Answer 65

Yea :)

Answer 66

Hm. 16/25. Well, not that bad.

Answer 67

OH FUQ ME

Answer 68

I FORGOT TO CHOOSE A CHOICE ON THAT LAST QUESTION

Answer 69

Oh well. Silly me xD

Answer 70

..........FAIL but still not bad job ;) congtrazz next time watch out for that though

Answer 71

So we missed 8 questions and you didn't answer one...? How many did you miss that we didn't assist you with?

Answer 72

Well I only gave you SOME questions on the exam.

Answer 73

I missed 5 that you didn't help me with.

Answer 74

Sorry we weren't of better assistance

Answer 75

That's ok C:

Answer 76

I g2 eat