A Nation Declares Independence
A Critical Time
The War Widens
Winning Independence
Misc
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Author of Common Sense

Thomas Paine

100

First Battle in middle colonies is a loss for Americans and Washington abandons New York

Battle of Long Island

100

Methods used by African Americans to aid war 

navy, blacksmiths, cooks, soldiers

100

British commander in the South

Lord Charles Cornwallis

100

camp used by Washingtons army to train in winter 1777

valley forge

200

Author of Virginia Resolution 1776

Richard Henry Lee

200

After retreating Washington surprises British on Christmas night crossing this river

The Delaware River

200

Most Native Americans fought for this side in Revolution

British

200

fighters who work in small bands to make hit and run attacks

guerillas

200

The official boundaries of the United States after the Revolution

Canada, Mississippi, Atlantic, Florida

300

The D.O.I is divided into 4 Parts  Name the first

Preamble

300

soldiers who are paid to fight for a country other than their own

mercenary

300

Paying for war was difficult, Congress printed these to pay and supply troops

continentals, paper money

300

swamp fox

Francis Marion

300

3 reasons why the Americans won the war

leadership

geography

help from abroad

400

Part 2 of the D.O.I states these

general ideas about society and government

400

British General Burgoyne plan after defeat at Trenton to win the war

Cut off New England by controlling Hudson River

400

armed civilian ships that had permission to attack enemy ships

privateers

400

treaty to end the war

Treaty of Paris

400

betrayed the American army by trying to turn West Point over to British

Benedict Arnold

500

Purpose of Declaration of Independence 

Declare separation of united states from Great Britain

500

Turning point of War with one reason

Saratoga New York  French join war

500

Many consider him the Father of American Navy

John Paul Jones

500

Oct 19 1781 British surrender on this Penninsula in Virginia

Yorktown

500

Most important term of Treaty of Paris

King must acknowledge United States is free

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