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3. how did colonists identify with their neighbors? a. the identified with them more than with the british. b. they didn't trust those who spoke a different language. c. they identified with the british more than their neighbors. d. they made friends only with those who were from the same country.
4. what event would cause the first continental congress to meet again?

a. if the british left america
b. if georgia requested a meeting
c. if their demands weren't met
d. if george washington said they should meet

5. what was george washington's role in the french and indian war?

a. he led the french army against the british to victory.
b. he served as the president and led the fight against the french and the indians.
c. he was ordered to deliver a message to french settlers, but the french refused to yield.
d. he called for peace and the british make terms with the french.
6. what were the state governments like after the revolutionary war?

a. they all agreed on representation.
b. they had differing ideas about a powerful national government.
c. they had differing ideas about who could vote.
d. they all agreed on who could vote.

9. which term describes the british troops?

a. aware of landscape
b. fighting for a cause
c. underfed and not paid
d. larger forces
10. what was the job of the committees of correspondence?

a. to communicate wartime policies throughout the colonies
b. to convince colonists to join the cause
c. to send george washington information
d. to spy on the british forces
12. which of the following was not a grievance against the king listed in the declaration of independence?

a. plundered our seas
b. burned our towns
c. stole our natural resources
d. destroyed the lives of our people
13. what was a power given by the articles of confederation?

a. collecting taxes
b. controlling the states
c. printing money
d. protecting individual rights

14. what did washington warn against in his farewell address?

a. a strong national government
b. electing the wrong person
c. trusting other countries
d. political party infighting
17. what was the largest number of troops ever fighting in the continental army?

a. 75,000
b. 18,000
c. 6,000
d. 50,000

18. after the war, how many slaves were free in maryland?

a. about 1⁄3 of the population
b. all slaves
c. about 3⁄4 of the population
d. no slaves

19. who spoke against british rule in colonial times?

a. john henry
b. cotton mather
c. isaac newton
d. john townshend