Beginning of the Revolution
Bunker Hill to the Declaration
Middle Years of the Revolution
Valley Forge
End of the Revolution
100

Who won Lexington and who won Concord?

Lexington went to the British while Concord went to the Colonists

100

Who won the battle of Bunker Hill? 

Either side could look at Bunker Hill as a win

100

Who won the battle of New York? What was Washington's "strategy"?

The British won, Washington really had no strategy; he kept retreating so as to keep his army intact

100

What was Valley Forge?

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100

Who won the American Revolution?

AMERICA

200

After Concord, the colonists sent the British on the run.  Where were the British running to AND why?

Boston; that is where the rest of their army was

200

At the Second Continental Congress, the colonists chose their leader for their Continental Army.  What man was chosen to lead the Americans?

George Washington

200

Washington's first win occurred where?

Trenton

200

Describe life at Valley Forge.

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200

What was the final battle of the war?

Yorktown

300

What was the "shot heard around the world"?

It was the first bullet fired in the American Revolution; occurred at Lexington

300

How did Washington drive the British from Boston?

He maneuvered cannons onto a nearby hill in the dead of night; the British left and a bullet was never even fired

300

On what night did Washington cross the icy Delaware river and move his troops into Trenton?

Christmas night, 1776

300

While the Americans were suffering at Valley Forge, where were the British?

Philadelphia

300

Who was the British general that made the fatal mistake of bringing his army to Yorktown?

General Cornwallis

400

There were three people that warned the colonists  that "the British are coming".  Name one of those three.

Answer: Paul Revere, Samuel Prescott, William Dawes

400

What was the Declaration of Independence/who wrote it/and why was it important?

Essentially a break up letter between the colonists and the British/Thomas Jefferson/it is important because it officially ended the relationship between the colonists and the British

400

What battle is known as the turning point of the American Revolution?

Saratoga

400

Which man is responsible for helping to train the Continental Army at Valley Forge?

Baron Von Steuben 

400

Washington was initially reluctant to head to Yorktown because he was obsessed with taking back which colony/state?

New York 

500

After the colonists dumped $1 million worth of tea into the Boston harbor, how did the British respond??

They passed the Intolerable Acts (the city of Boston shut down)

500

What are the three "self-evident" rights that Jefferson lists in the Declaration of Independence?

The right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

500

Which foreign country agreed to help us after the battle of Saratoga?

France

500

Why was Valley Forge important for the Continental Army?

This is where they trained to become a real fighting force; they go from wimpy militia to strong army

500

Describe the battle of Yorktown and why the British had no chance of winning.

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