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The Revolution Begins Answers

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Why did the British want to capture Bunker Hill?

A
The British wanted more land.
B
The Americans stored weapons there.
C
Boston could easily be attacked from it.
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What was the significance of the heavy British losses at the Battle of Bunker Hill?

A
The British were able to recruit more soldiers.
B
The Americans gained confidence to continue fighting the British.
C
The British immediately retreated.
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How did the Second Continental Congress try to avoid war with Britain?

A
They pointed out everything they disliked about British rule.
B
They asked the king to address their complaints.
C
They built up the Continental Army.
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How did Britain respond to America’s attempts at reconciliation in 1775? Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
passed the Prohibitory Act
B
set all slaves free
C
rejected the Olive Branch Petition
D
closed American ports to overseas trade
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Read the following excerpt from Thomas Paine’s introduction to Common Sense, and then answer the questions that follow.Which of the following statements best describes the main idea of this passage?

A
America caused its own problems.
B
America’s cause was important to all people.
C
Britain should declare war on America and execute its leaders.
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Read the underlined text carefully.In this sentence, Paine is suggesting that Britain is trying to

A
destroy all mankind.
B
destroy those who are trying to protect the natural rights of all mankind.
C
ensure that the cause of America remains the cause of all mankind.

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