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American Revolution: The End
Why was the Siege of Yorktown important?
Primary sources are...
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Revolutionary War- Part B Test Prep
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Primary sources are...
First hand, you were there
made up and fiction
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Why was the Siege of Yorktown important?
The British won.
It started a new war.
It gave all the colonies back to Great Britain.
It ended the Revolutionary War.
3
The Declaration of Independence is important because...
how the war started
the 13 colonies separated themselves from the British
4
What did George Washington do at Valley Forge?
He defeated the French and Indians
He trained his troops to be better soldiers.
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Why was Bunker Hill important to the Americans?
Americans felt like they have a chance to win the war.
Americans lost the war
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Which
battles
started the Revolutionary War?
The last two battles
The Battles of Lexington and Concord
The Declaration of Independence
Valley Forge
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Secondary sources are...
make believe
read from a book, newspaper, saw on picture
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How did Americans views' of themselves change after Bunker Hill?
The felt like they could defeat the British.
They were happy to lose.
They don't need liberty
They wanted to go back to England.
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Describe the role of women in the Revolutionary War.
Women sewed American flags.
Women created strategies for battle.
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Describe the role of women in the Revolutionary War.
Women cared for injured soldiers.
Women wrote about the war in newspapers
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What hardships did the soldiers face at Valley Forge?
They were lonely and bored.
They had to deal with sickness and cold weather.
12
What role did African Americans have in the Revolutionary War?
They fought for only the Continental Army.
They made canons.
They fought for both the Patriots and the British.
They fought for only the British.
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Describe the role of women in the Revolutionary War.
Women did not help.
Women fought alongside the men
