Causes of the A.R.
Important People of the A.R.
Battles of the A.R.
Vocabulary
Declaration of Independence
100

What is the name of the war between Great Britain and France that occurred before the American Revolution? Bonus: What area of land were these two countries fighting over? 

French and Indian War

Bonus: the Ohio River Valley

100

This important person was our third president. During his life he took part in doing many things for the United States of America such as:

Writing the Declaration of Indpendence

Taking part in the Louisiana Purchase

Thomas Jefferson

100

What is the nickname for Lexington and Concord?

"Shot heard 'round the world"

100

What does the word "homespun" mean?

Home made clothing made by the Daughters of Liberty

100

What are "Natural Rights"?

Things that Thomas Jefferson said all people deserve and can't be taken away.

200

Which tax law imposed a tax on any paper materials?

The Stamp Act

200

This man first gained notoriety during the French and Indian War. He later gained even more after becoming the Commander in Chief of the Continental Army.

He has been called the "Father of our Country" because of the many things he did.  

George Washington

200

What are some of the struggles the British faced at Saratoga?

Poor Communication

Poor Weather

Difficult Terrain (land)

200

What does the word "boycott" mean?

To refuse to buy or use a service as a way of protesting.

200

What are "grievances"?

Complaints or problems

300

What was the famous slogan many patriots began to say during the 1760s/1770s?

"No Taxation without Representation"

300

This patriot was one of the leaders of the Sons of Liberty. He is famous for his picture he created of the Boston Massacre as well as for his famous "Midnight Ride".

Paul Revere

300

How were the Americans and French able to defeat the British at Yorktown?

They surrounded the British with soldiers on land and ships in the water.

300

What were "The Sons of Liberty"?

A secret organization of Patriots who protested against British taxes and government.

300

During which famous meeting (congress) was the Declaration of Independence created?

Second Continental Congress

400

Describe the Boston Tea Party

Members of the Sons of Liberty dressed as native americans and dumped over 300 chests of tea into the Boston Harbor as a sign of protest over the Tea Act.

400

This man has been called a tyrant. He was the leader of Great Britain during the American Revolution.

King George III

400

Which battle served as a time that Benedict Arnold was famously a hero for the Americans?

Saratoga
400

What does "Liberty" mean?

It's another word for freedom

400

What are the three "unalienable" rights Thomas Jefferson says everyone has?

The right to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.

500

Describe the Boston Massacre

An event where 5 colonists were killed after a large group were protesting and throwing sticks and snowballs at a group of British soldiers.

500

This man was a famous inventor, scientist, and diplomat. He helped us gain France as an ally and also assisted with creating the Declaration of Independence.

Benjamin Franklin

500
What strategy/advantage did the Americans often use against the British during the American Revolution?

They knew the land better.

500

What is a "Loyalist"?

Someone who was loyal to the King and the British government before and during the American Revolution.

500

When was the Declaration of Independence formally adopted (approved) by the delegates at the 2nd C.C.?

July 4th, 1776

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