American Revolution

What was the significance of the Battle of Bunker Hill for the Americans?

Unalienable Rights means:

The biggest loss for Washington's Army was in:

Which was NOT a reason America was able to gain their Independence?

These two battles were fought in Winter 76-77 and helped boost morale of Washington's soldiers after Long Island

The Battle of Cowpens was in:

Lexington and Concord are in which State?

Local militias that formed very quickly in response to British aggression who known as:

These 2 battles boosted the morale of Washington's Army in the Winter of 1776-77

"We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal," is from the:

Who is this?

The first section of the Declaration of Independence is known as the:

The foreign mercenaries used by the British were known as:

The French used a blockade at this important battle...

Who was NOT a delegate from the Second Continental Congress?

Who trained the Continental Army at Valley Forge?

The "shot heard round the world" occurred at:

Who was known as the "Swamp Fox?"

The significance of this Battle was that it brought the French into the war.

A strength of the British Army was their:

Who is considered the first US spy to be excuted by the British?

Who is this?

Commander-in-chief of the Continental Army...

The first win for the patriots occurred whrere?

Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?

Name the battle: "Do not fire until you see the whites of their eyes!"

Which was NOT a role played by women during the revolution?

Who was NOT a US delegate during the Treaty of Paris?

This popular Patriot General betrayed his country by giving secrets to the British army....

Which was NOT a provision of the Treaty of Paris?

The battles of Trenton and Princeton took place in New York

Savannah, GA was the first Southern city attacked by the British during their Southern campaign (1778-1781)

Jan 1777 - A few days after Trenton, Washington defeats the British at...

Commander of an elite group of riflemen that fought using guerrilla warfare at the battle of Saratoga

This militia leader led hit and run attacks on the British in South Carolina