American Revolution Review

Who are we? We protested taxes by spinning our own cloth and brewing our own tea.

Who am I? I asked my husband to "remember the ladies." I wanted women to have more rights.

The colonists' victory at this battle persuaded the French to get involved in the Revolution and help the colonies.

Who am I? I was a brilliant scientist and inventor. I also served as the colonies' Ambassador to France.

Who am I? I was the main author of the Declaration of Independence.

"I think the colonies owe so much to England. We must remain loyal to our mother country." Am I a patriot or loyalist?

Who are we? We protested the Stamp Act by burning packages of stamps.

The Americans retreated from this battle when they ran out of ammunition.

Who am I? I led the Continental Army to victory as Commander in Chief.

The Articles of Confederation gave more power to ...

The British lost this battle because they were surrounded and outnumbered by the French and Americans.

"The colonies have put up with England's disrespect for long enough. We must fight for our freedom." Am I a patriot or l

This is where the Continental Army spent the winter. It was here that they became a strong fighting force.

True or False: "All men are created equal." This statement applied to all men, women, African Americans, and Native Amer

This document lists the reasons that the colonists wanted to separate from England.

Who am I? I organized and led the Sons of Liberty.

This group appointed George Washington to the position of Commander in Chief of the Continental Army.

The final agreement of peace between England and the United States was called the _____.

Who am I? I was sold into slavery but later learned to read and write. In fact, I wrote a special poem for G. Washington

During this battle, Washington and his troops surprised a group of sleeping Hessians and defeated them.

Who am I? I am quoted as saying, "Give me liberty or give me death!"

Who am I? I wrote plays and poems that made fun of British officials.

Who am I? I came from France to help during the American Revolution. I served as Major-General under George Washington.

The first written plan of government for the new United States was called the _____.