This battle has the shot heard round the world
Lexington
This is the date the Declaration of Independence was signed
July 4, 1776
These were people who were hired by British as paid soldiers
mercenaries or Hessians
I am the leader of the Continental Army
George Washington
2 Names for the British
Tories, Loyalists or Red Coats
This battle was a surprise attack on December 25, 1776
Trenton
This is the main idea of the Declaration of Independence
All men are created equal
The British asked for help from this group of people in the South
slaves
I wrote Common Sense, the pamphlet that encouraged the colonists to ___________________
Thomas Paine
The Revolutionary War officially ends when this treaty is signed
Treaty of Paris
This battle is the turning point of the war
Saratoga
Olive Branch Petition
This person helped train the American army in Valley Forge
Frederich Von Steuben
This person switched sides because he felt he was not treated well by the rebels
Benedict Arnold
During this meeting, George Washington was chosen as the head of the Continental Army in this city _______________
Second Continental Congress, Philadelphia
This was the battle the rebels lost because the British got behind their lines
Bonus: this was the goal they accomplished in that battle.
Brooklyn
to split the colonies in half
This group is supposed to protect the rights of the people
government
This person came to help fight on his own and later convinced his country to help support the rebels
Marquis de Lafayette
This person was the ammunitions expert and helped capture weapons from Fort Ticonderoga
Henry Knox
This Battle was a moral victory
Bunker Hill
In this battle, General Gates pushed back the British
Name the 4 parts of the Declaration of Independence
Preamble
Declaration of Rights
List of Grievances
Resolution
This person saved many people during the Battle of Brooklyn. (He was really American but claimed a title from Scotland)
Lord Stirling
I am the leader who surrendered to the Americans
Lord Cornwallis
These were the 2 goals in the Battle of Lexington and Concord for the British