American Revolution Review

Spanish governor of Louisiana who helped the Americans fight the British:

This battle was considered the turning point of the war:

Well-trained and well-supplied troops:

Which American leader was NOT in Paris for the Treaty of Paris negotiations?

Poorly-equipped and poorly-supplied troops:

A style of warfare in which an army uses ambushes, sneak attacks, and diversions to neutralize a stronger opponent.

This African American spy told the British he was an escaped slave:

What was the purpose of Thomas Paine's American Crisis?

Fighting in unfamiliar territory:

This Patriot sailed to France to seek French help in the war:

British general who surrendered at the Battle of Yorktown:

All of these were natural and unalienable rights EXCEPT:

The writer of American Crisis was:

Pride in fighting for their homes and independence:

Led Patriot forces in battles west of the Appalachians:

Large, powerful navy:

Location of the harsh winter camp for the Continental Army:

During the war, General Washington faced all of the following difficulties EXCEPT:

After this battle, the French decided to help the Americans:

Mercenaries paid by the British to fight the Americans; they were captured at the Battle of Trenton:

This American naval commander thundered, "I have not yet begun to fight!"

Leader of women's rights during the revolution:

Fighting in the war began in the ______ colonies.

After the war, the American idea of government was that it should be:

According to the Treaty of Paris, what became the western boundary of the U.S.?