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The Revolutionary War
10 Questions - Developed by:
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2007-11-01
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Battle of Lexington and Concord
1
The name of the commanding General of the British troops in Boston was George Washington.
True
False
2
The British Lieutenant-Colonel Francis Smith failed horribly in his objective of destroying the stores at Concord and Lexington.
True
False
3
The name of the other man who left Boston the same time as Revere and with the same message was William Dawes
True
False
4
John Hancock believed George Washington was going to be the first General-in-Chief of the continental army?
True
False
5
The objective of Lieutenant-Colonel Francis Smith, commander of the expedition, into the countryside was to find Paul Revere
True
False
6
The commander of the Lexington Militia when they made their "stand" on the Lexington Common was Capt. John Parker.
True
False
7
The British fired first when the British marched on Lexington.
True
False
8
The British troops were told to sell the ammunition they found in Concord to the colonials
True
False
9
After the battles many militia from other colonies arrived and surrounded Boston and the British troops in Boston. Approximately 20,000 troops of the militia gathered there
True
False
10
Before the battles and afterwards there was a spy for the British that the colonials trusted. That spy was Charlie Watson.
True
False
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