American Revolution 4th grade

The Sugar Act was created as a method of replacing money Great Britain spent in the...

Served as Washington's Vice President and was the 2nd president of the United States.

The 1st battle, April 18, 1775, of the Revolutionary War took place in...

People designated to represent colonies or regions;they serve as members of congress.

Colonists who were in favor of independence.

Civilians that were trained and ready to fight at a moments notice.

Colonists were required to house British soldiers due to the ...

This act followed the Boston Tea Party and was created to punish the colonists for rebelling.

This document severed ties with England and was signed on July 4,1776.

Signed in Philadelphia on September 17, 1787 it created the laws & rights of citizens of the US

October 19,1781 Gen. Cornwallis and troops surrendered to Gen. Washington in the last battle of

The riot on March 5,1770 that broke out between Patriots and British Soldiers at Customs House

The ruler of Great Britain during the American Revolution.

He helped write the Dec. of Independence, negotiated the Treaty of Paris and a great statesman.

Negotiated by 3 Famous Americans, ended the war and recognized the USA as an independent nation

American and French troops came together to defeat British troops in the Battle of...

Imposed tax on all paper products.

Wrote and published a pamphlet called "Common Sense" which attacked Great Britain.

One of the first battles of the war, the British actually won but had many casualties.

Gen. Cornwallis defeated Gen. Greene at the battle of...

Group of radicals seized 342 chests of tea from 3 ships and threw them in the harbor, this was

One of the 1st outrageous acts that taxed the colonists on items such as sugar and molasses.

Colonists who remained true to Great Britain.

Governor of Virginia and famous for "Give me Liberty, or give me death!"

He said, "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country."

Author of the Declaration of Independence and the 3rd president of the United States.

Famous for his journey from Boston to Concord to warn that the Regulars were coming.

Group of radical patriots that fought for freedom from England in Boston.

Commanding General of the Continental Army, 1st president of the United States.

Commanding officer of the British Army during the war and surrendered at the battle of Yorktown