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5th grade Social Studies practice sheet

Arizona Academic Standards · from Gradelings · Name: ______________________

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  1. Question 1

    The Sons of Liberty were…

    • The king's sons
    • British soldiers
    • A group of colonists who protested British laws
    • A group of French traders
  2. Question 2

    Which battle in 1781 was the last major battle, where the British surrendered?

    • Bunker Hill
    • Yorktown
    • Lexington
    • Saratoga
  3. Question 3

    The Supreme Court is part of which branch?

    • None
    • Judicial
    • Legislative
    • Executive
  4. Question 4

    Nashville is the capital of which state?

    • Alaska
    • Tennessee
    • New Jersey
    • Maine
  5. Question 5

    The Whiskey Rebellion of 1794 showed that…

    • the new federal government could enforce its laws
    • the army was disbanded
    • states could ignore taxes
    • Britain still ruled
  6. Question 6

    The Declaration of Sentiments (1848) demanded…

    • Equal rights for women, including the vote
    • Independence from Britain
    • More slavery
    • Lower tariffs
  7. Question 7

    About how many Black soldiers served in the Union army and navy?

    • None
    • About 200
    • About 20 million
    • About 200,000
  8. Question 8

    Black Codes passed in Southern states after the war…

    • Limited the freedom and rights of Black Americans
    • Gave Black Americans equal rights
    • Created schools
    • Ended segregation
  9. Question 9

    Kenji wants to buy a $120 bike and plans to save $15 each week. How many weeks will it take?

    • 15 weeks
    • 12 weeks
    • 9 weeks
    • 8 weeks
  10. Question 10

    In what year did this happen? The cotton gin is invented

    • 1680
    • 1732
    • 1620
    • 1793

Answer key

  1. 1. A group of colonists who protested British laws (Road to Revolution)
  2. 2. Yorktown (The American Revolution)
  3. 3. Judicial (Building a Government)
  4. 4. Tennessee (States & Capitals)
  5. 5. the new federal government could enforce its laws (A New Nation)
  6. 6. Equal rights for women, including the vote (Factories & Reformers)
  7. 7. About 200,000 (The Civil War)
  8. 8. Limited the freedom and rights of Black Americans (Reconstruction)
  9. 9. 8 weeks (Earning & Saving)
  10. 10. 1793 (Colonies to Constitution)

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