MC American Revolution Review

Well-trained and well-supplied troops:

Washington's military strategy after 1776

The American Revolution encouraged other nations to fight for their independence.

Poorly-equipped and poorly-supplied troops:

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

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

Large, powerful navy:

This battle was considered the turning point of the war:

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

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

Military officer who worked to turn the Continental army into an organized fighting force with drills & discipline:

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

Pride in fighting for their homes and independence:

All of these were natural and unalienable rights EXCEPT:

Fighting in the war began in the ______ colonies.

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

Helped a southern band of rebels harass the British with hit and run raids in the swamps and forests:

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

Location of the harsh winter camp for the Continental Army:

Frenchman aided the American army & used his own money to buy clothing and supplies:

Valley Forge was a Continental Army Training camp , not a battle

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

Word to describe the "summer soldier and sunshine patriot"

Many British people didn't support the war because

The support of Spain was crucial to the American victory in Yorktown

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

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

The German Hessians were mercenaries

The writer of American Crisis was:

British general who surrendered at the Battle of Yorktown:

Fighting in unfamiliar territory: