CAUSES OF THE REVOLUTION
EARLY BATTLES
TURNING POINTS
PEOPLE OF THE REVOLUTION
YORKTOWN & THE SOUTHERN CAMPAIGN
100

This slogan became the colonists’ main complaint about new British taxes.

What is “No taxation without representation”?

100

The first battles of the Revolution occurred here.

Lexington and Concord

100

This victory convinced France to support the Americans.

This victory convinced France to support the Americans.

100

Commander of the Continental Army.

Who is George Washington?

100

This nation’s navy blocked the British from escaping Yorktown.

Who are the French?

200

These laws punished Boston after the Tea Party.

What are the Intolerable Acts?

200

Although the British won this battle, they suffered major losses that boosted Patriot confidence.

What is the Battle of Bunker Hill?

200

The harsh winter where von Steuben trained and reorganized the army.

What is Valley Forge?

200

Author of Common Sense, which encouraged independence.

Who is Thomas Paine?

200

The “Swamp Fox,” famous for guerrilla attacks in the South.

Who is Francis Marion?

300

This act taxed all printed materials like newspapers and playing cards.

What is the Stamp Act?

300

Washington’s surprise attack on Christmas night captured Hessians here.

What is Trenton?

300

This southern battle broke Loyalist strength and boosted Patriot confidence.

Kings Mountain

300

British general who surrendered at Yorktown.

Who is Cornwallis?

300

Cornwallis attempted this but failed when a storm destroyed his boats.

What is escaping across the York River?

400

This protest event involved dumping tea into the harbor.

What is the Boston Tea Party?

400

This battle in 1775 involved colonial militia surrounding British troops on a peninsula, leading to heavy British casualties despite the colonists eventually running out of ammunition. 

What is the Battle of Bunker Hill?

400

Daniel Morgan used a fake retreat to win this battle.

What is Cowpens?

400

Young French officer who helped Washington and cornered British forces.

Who is Marquis de Lafayette?

400

These two small British positions were captured to complete the siege lines.

What are Redoubts 9 and 10?

500

This organization began coordinating resistance and spreading news between colonies.

What are the Committees of Correspondence?

500

This early battle showed that the Continental Army could force the British to retreat from a major city when Washington placed cannons from Fort Ticonderoga on the hills above it.

What is the evacuation of Boston?

500

This French commander worked directly with Washington in joint strategy.

Who is Rochambeau?

500

He led the nighttime assault on Redoubt 10 at Yorktown.

Who is Alexander Hamilton?

500

The British hoped to gain support from this group in the South.

Who were the Loyalists?

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