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100

The last battle of the American Revolution was...

The Battle of Yorktown.

100

Finish this American Colonist phrase, "No taxation without______."

Representation 

100

A tax placed on all paper goods...

Stamp act

100

A colonist who supported Great Britain during the American Revolution was...

A loyalist. 

100

Who was the general of the Continental Army?

George Washington

200

This battle was considered the "turning point" of the American Revolution.

The battle of Saratoga.

200

This man signaled the "One if by land, two if by sea." on his midnight ride. 

Paul Revere

200

What is a boycott?

A refusal to buy goods/services.

200

The government and lawmaking body of Great Britain...

Parliament

200

Who were the militia?

Volunteer soldiers. 

300

"The shot heard around the world" is a phrase that came from what battle?

Lexington and Concord

300

This document was signed on July 4, 1776.

The Declaration of Independence.

300

Whose army grew by the end of the Battle of Saratoga?

The Patriots army grew. 

300

An American Colonist who supported the fight for independence...

Patriot

300

Who were the red coats?

The British Army.

400

The battle of Bunker hill actually happened on another hill. What was the name of the hill where the battle took place?

Breeds Hill

400

The American Revolution lasted...

Eight years.

400

At the Battle of Charleston they built a wall of trees. What type of tree was used?

Palmetto logs.

400

A German soldier sent to fight for the British army

Hessian

400

Men who were ready to fight in a minutes notice were the...

Minutemen

500

This battle took place on Christmas...

The Crossing of the Delaware, Battle of Trenton.

500

What was the Treaty of Paris?

A document signed by both Britain and the United States that ended the American Revolution.

500

After the Battle of Saratoga the Patriots army ___ while the British army _____.

grew, shrunk 

500

At the Battle of Charleston the Continental officer named what, raised the flag to let the British know that they were still fighting. 

William Moultrie

500

Who were the trouble makers?

John Hancock & Samuel Adams

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