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Horatio Gates
British Leader
Continental Leader
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An overall plan, such as for winning a war
Recipe
Strategy
Hypothesis
Document
3
Advantage: Experinced Soldiers
American
British
4
Winner of Camden
American
British
5
Written by Thomas Jefferson, this document cut ties between American and Great Britain
Declaration of Independence
Mayflower Compact
Constitution of the US
House of Burgesses
6
Winner of Lexington/Concord
British
American
7
Advantage: Enough Money for Supplies
British
Continental
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Advantage: Knew the land
American
British
9
Often fighting took place in tightly regimented rows
False
True
10
Washington was forced to retreat into New Jersey, British controlled New York
New York
Valley Forge
Bunker Hill
11
City where the 2nd Continental Congress met
Boston
Charleston
New York
Philadelphia
12
The militia were highly respected by the British Army
False
True
13
Made the American flag
Betsy Ross
Abigail Adams
Martha Washington
14
First major defeat of the British, turning point of war
Valley Forge
Saratoga
Bunker Hill
Trenton
15
To refuse to buy one or more goods from a certain source
Ally
Tyranny
Boycott
Repeal
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Nickname for British Soldiers
Redcoats
MIlitia
Minutemen
Loyalist
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Winner of Charleston
British
American
18
Why did the Cherokee agree to help the British in the Revolutionary War?
Brits promised the Cherokees one of the colonies if they won the war
Brits promised to keep settlers off Cherokee land
Brits had treated Cherokees well over the years
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Hessians were German soldiers who fought for the continental army
True
False
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Winner of New York
British
American
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Winner of Gulliford Courthouse
American
British
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Winner of Bunker Hill
American
British
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Minutemen withheld two waves of attack by the british, overcome on the third, moral victory
Bunker Hill
Saratoga
Charleston
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On Christmas night, Washington and his troops crossed the
Border into Canada
Delaware River
Lexington Bridge
Appalachian Mountains
25
A nation that joins another nation in some common effort, such as fighting a war
Friend
Ally
Foe
Nemesis
26
Frenchman who trained continental soldiers, aided in War efforts
Francis Marion
Marquis DeLafayette
Jacques Costeau
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Where were the Hessian soldiers from?
France
USA
Germany
England
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Winner of Saratoga
British
American
29
The Culper Spy ring was the most well known Brisith spy ring
False
True
30
Advantage: largest navy in the world
American
British
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Carried water to soldiers, manned cannon after husband was killed
Martha Washington
Abigail Adams
Molly Pitcher
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Colonist who chose to fight for independence
Patriot
Loyalist
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Instrumental in getting France to aid America, signed all four major documents
George Washington
Patrick Henry
Ben Franklin
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The unjust use of government power
Checks and balances
Tyranny
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To take back or to cancel
Affirm
Repeal
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Winner of Trenton
British
American
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Winner of Yorktown
British
American
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Founding father, delivered many speeches... “Give me liberty or give me death”
Ben Franklin
Patrick Henry
Nathan Hale
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What rule did the colonists break on the battlefield?
Taking British to court
Using prison ships
Targeting British officers
Not paying taxes
40
Winner of Ft. Ticonderoga
British
American
41
First to sign the Declaration of Independence, largest signature
John Adams
Sam Adams
John Hancock
Marquis de Lafayette
42
It was impossible for important letters to be hidden in objects to be passed on
False
True
43
Freedom from control by another government
Boycott
Tyranny
Independence
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Colonists who sided with Britain during the war
Patriot
Loyalist
Redcoats
Militia
45
The long rifle had spiral grooves in the barrel, which improved its accuracy
True
False
46
Washington led a surprise Christmas Eve attack on the Hessians
Yorktown
Trenton/Princeton
New York
47
First published African American author, poet
Molly Pitcher
Phillis Wheatley
Deborah Sampson
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Winner of Kings Moutain
American
British
49
General; led continental army to victory at Saratoga... the turning point of the war
Gates
Howe
Washington
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Winner of Brandywine
American
British
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Militia attempted to stop British soldiers from reaching concord... British were forced back
Saratoga
Yorktown
LExington/COncord
52
The musket was the most accurate weapon used in the war
True
False
53
King of England during the revolutionary war
John
George III
Phillip
Henry
54
Guerrilla Warfare was the type of fighting that used raids, ambushes and hit and run tactics
True
False
55
Advantage: Personal Stake
British
American
56
Guerrilla warfare was used by the regular soldiers
False
True
57
Commander in chief of the British Army
Cornwallis
Howe
58
Why did the British march south to continue fighting the Revolutionary War?
Fighting would be easier in warmer colonies
Lots of Patriots in the south, British wanted to stop them
Lots of loyalists in the south, they would help the British
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Continental Army trapped Cornwallis and forced the surrender, last battle of the war
Charleston
Yorktown
Saratoga
60
Winner of Cowpens
American
British
61
Winner of Quebec
American
British
62
Charles Cornwallis
British Leader
Continental Leader
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Was a strong patriot leader, but felt underappreciated and defected top the british, traitor
Benedict Arnold
Patrick Henry
Francis Marion
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Published “Common Sense”
Ben Franklin
King George III
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Paine
65
Benedict Arnold helped the British ambush the French in Rhode Island
False
True
66
The struggle of the colonies in North America to gain their independence from Great Britain
American Revolution
War of 1812
Civil War
French and Indian War
67
Advantage: Determination to win
British
Continental
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William Howe
Continental Leader
British Leader
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Strong believer in women’s rights, married second president of USA
Martha Washington
Abigail Adams
Molly Pitcher
70
The second continental congress met in Philadelphia
False
True
71
The American army during the the American Revolution
Hessins
Redcoats
Native Americans
Continental Army
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The British army was also known as Lobster Backs
False
True
73
Primary leader of the Boston Tea Party
Sam Adams
John Adams
Ben Adams
Chris Adams
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Winner of Boston
British
American
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Which treaty ended the American Revolutionary War?
Treaty of Paris 1783
Treaty of Louisiana
Treaty of Virginia
Treaty of San Lorenzo
76
Surrendered at Yorktown
Howe
Washington
Cornwallis
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Who hired the Hessian soldiers to fight in the revolutionary war?
French
Americans
British
Native Americans
78
Lawyer at Boston Massacre, 2nd president
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Patrick Henry
Ben Franklin
79
Women fought on the front line
True
False
80
Author of the declaration of independence, third president
Washington
Jefferson
Monroe
Franklin
81
George Washington
Continental Leader
British Leader
82
Patriots who could be ready to fight in 60 seconds
Minutemen
Regulars
Loyalist
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COmmander in chief of continental army, first president
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
George Washington
84
The battle of___________ greatly boosted American morale and led to increased foreign support for the Patriots
Trenton
PRinceton
Saratoga
Gettysburg
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Winter camp of Washington and continental army, many casualties but army stayed in tact
Yorktown
Saratoga
Valley Forge
New York
86
Advantage: Experienced Military
British
Continental
87
African Americans who fought in the war for a certain period of time were granted their freedom
True
False
88
Small army made up of ordinary citizens who are trained to fight in emergencies
Redcoats
Militia
Regulars
89
Cyphers and messages written with invisible ink were used to pass along secret information
False
True
90
British victory here gave them control over the South
Orlando
Charleston
Yorktown
91
To which country did Benjamin Franklin travel to ask help for the colonies in their fight for independence?
Spain
England
France
Mexico
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Advantage: Fighting on Homeland
Continental
British
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First “First Lady”...
Martha Washington
Abigail Adams
Melania Trump