AMERICAN HISTORY - 1123
Gospel Way Virtual High School
Announcements:     Part 3 - Workbook 3.   Welcome student's. This subject workbook will be divided into "three parts". One part to be
completed every 10 days.

Course Description:   This course develops an appreciation for Biblical influence as the student views American history from the colonial
period to the present. Beginning with discovery of the new world, the study includes the war for Independence, the Jacksonian Era, the War
Between the States, the two World Wars, America's foreign relations after World War 2, the Cold War, space exploration, Civil Rights, the
United Nations, Watergate, and the awakening that continued on from 1970.

Instructors Notes:          Check your answers in your Pace workbook and make corrections. Page 35 - Page 49

Required Resources:
  • ACE Pace workbook 1123 - American History
  • Students Atlas of the World *
  • The Federalist Papers *
*(can be purchased by student at cost)
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3.) (any order)
a.) William Dawes
b.) Paul Revere
c.) Dr. Samuel Prescott

4.) Dr. Samuel Prescott

5.) Lexington Green

6.) Concord

7.) Continental Congress

8.) Ticonderoga

9.) (any order)
a.) the Great Jehovah
b.) the Continental Congress

10.) Boston

11.) Breed's

12.) one  /   one thousand or 1,000

13.) Dorchester

14.) (any order)
a.) Germans
b.) Indians

15.) (any order)
a.) Chief Thayendanegea
b.) Joseph Brant

16.) Colonel

17.) missionary

18.) John Locke

19.) believed

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similar to:)
The last verse is a prayer that the Lord, Who
gave the heroic American patriots the courage
to die for freedom, would also protect from
time and nature this battlefield monument that
was being raised in homor to these brave men
and to the Lord.

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Declaration of Independence

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1.) New York City area

2.) Nathan Hale

3.) Christmas

4.) Princeton

5.) Gentleman Johnny

6.) Gates

7.) Saratoga

8.) (any order)
a.) food
b.) shelter
c.) clothing

9.) prayer   /   God

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1.) Indians

2.) (any order)
a.) Kaskaskia
b.) Cahokia
c.) Vincennes

3.) Vincennes

4.) did not have

5.) Bonhomme Richard

6.) I have not yet begun to fight.

7.) Sergeant Ezra Lee

8.) the Turtle

9.) defeat
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10.) 8,000

11.) Poland

12.) New York City

13.) Sons of Liberty

14.) subsides   /   foreign loans

15.) no

16.) Holland

17.) General Gage

18.) Yankee Doodle

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1.) P                    6.) P

2.) B                    7.) B

3.) B                    8.) P

4.) B                    9.) P

5.) P                    10.) B

11.) Oriskany

12.) Saratoga

13.) Monmouth

14.) Guilford Courthouse

15.) Kings Mountain

16.) Charleston

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1.) (any order)
a.) William Dawes
b.) Paul Revere
c.) Dr. Samuel Prescott

2.) heard round the world

3.) Concord

4.) George Washington

5.) Ethan Allen

6.) 9any order)
a.) the Great Jehovah
b.) the Continental Congress

7.) Boston

8.) Breed's

9.) John Locke

10.) Nathan Hale

11.) Trenton

12.) Saratoga

13.) (any order)
a.) food
b.) shelter
c.) clothing

14.) West

15.) Bonhomme Richard

16.) the Turtle

17.) Cornwallis

18.) Haym Salomon

19.) Yorktown

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20.) Therefore all things whatsoever ye would
that men should do to you, do ye even so to
them: for this is the law and the prophets.
Matthew 7:12
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1.) Bishop of London

2.) Lord's Supper

3.) Bible study   /   prayer   /   personal piety

4.) Moravian

5.) John Huss

6.) Log College

7.) Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God

8.) Great Awakening

9.) (any order)
a.) Renaissance
b.) Reformation
c.) Western Expansion
d.) Enlightenment

10.) humanism

11.) were

12.) Declaration of Independence

13.) let it be, let it go

14.) The Wealth of Nations

15.) labor

16.) goods   /   services

17.) (any order)
a.) laborers
b.) landlords
c.) manufacturers

18.) the King or King George III   /   Parliament

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19.) were not

20.) (any order)
a.) sugar
b.) molasses
c.) rum

21.) Virginia House of Burgesses

22.) taxation

23.) a.) legislature
      b.) Trial by jury
      c.) import tax

24.) Crispus Attucks

25.) Patrick Henry

26.) (any order)
a.) William Dawes
b.) Paul Revere
c.) Dr. Samuel Prescott

27.) Lexington Green

28.) Breed's

29.) Saratoga

30.) (any order)
a.) food
b.) shelter
c.) clothing

31.) the Turtle

32.) Yorktown

33.) Therefore all things whatsoever ye would
that men should do to you, do ye even so to
them: for this is the law and the prophets:
Matthew 7:12




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