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DL Test

The alliance with France in 1778 transformed the Revolution into a global war. How did this change Britain’s strategy?

The Coercive Acts of 1774, called the “Intolerable Acts” by colonists, closed Boston Harbor, expanded the Quartering Act, and restricted town meetings. Colonists viewed these measures as an assault on liberty. Why were they particularly alarming?

American diplomats, including Benjamin Franklin, negotiated with France using what became known as the “Model Treaty.” What principle did this treaty emphasize?

By 1780–1781, America entered one of its most difficult periods. Inflation was rampant, the government was bankrupt, and mutinies broke out among soldiers. Why was this moment so perilous for the Revolution?

The American victory at Saratoga in 1777 is often called the turning point of the Revolution. Why was this battle so important?

The colonists entered the Revolution with fewer resources than Britain, but they possessed important advantages. Which of the following best identifies these?

The Boston Massacre of 1770 occurred after weeks of hostility between colonists and British soldiers. The confrontation left five colonists dead, including Crispus Attucks, who became a symbol of sacrifice. Why was this event remembered as a major turning point?

The psychiatric nurse is searching the belongings of a client admitted for a recent suicidal attempt. The nurse finds a note that details the time, place and means to successfully commit suicide on discharge. Which of the following should be the priority nursing action (intervention) for this discovery?