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5th Grade American Revolution Review
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a colonist who supported the King and Great Britain
Yankee
Patriot
Rebel
Loyalist
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a peace agreement
boycott
treaty
dispute
tributary
3
labeled as a traitor
King George
Benedict Arnold
John Adams
Benjamin Franklin
4
a disagreement
boycott
dispute
olive branch
treaty
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refusing to buy goods or services for a specific reason
dispute
boycott
blockade
treaty
6
defended the Redcoats from the Boston Massacre
John Adams
George Washington
Paul Revere
Benjamin Franklin
7
a colonist who supported the fight for independence
Lobsterback
Loyalist
Tory
Patriot
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went to France to seek help for the colonies
King George
Benjamin Franklin
John Hancock
Paul Revere
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Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army
King Gorge
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Benedict Arnold
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Ruler of England
King of Scots
King George III
King Louis VIII
King Kong
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signed his name so large the king could read it
Thomas Jefferson
John Hancock
Crispus Attucks
Benedict Arnold
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a barrier preventing the movement of troops and supplies
militia
blockade
tributary
boycott
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militia
a group of well trained soldiers ready to fight at any time
a key battle strategy used in the Revolutionary War
a group of volunteers who fight in times of emergency
a supply chain used in the Revolutionary War
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warned Redcoats the British were coming
Thomas Jefferson
Mr. Wright
Paul Revere
Crispus Attucks
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a symbol of peace
apple branch
plum branch
pecan branch
olive branch
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colonist killed during the Boston Massacre
Benedict Arnold
John Adams
Crispus Attucks
George Washington
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an official announcement
treaty
amendment
dispute
proclamation
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a river or stream that flows into a larger river
dam
blockade
militia
tributary
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Author of the Declaration of Independence
Paul Revere
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
John Hancock