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Declaration of Independence
Revolutionary War
People
Treaty of Paris
100

 Colonists protested British tea policy by dumping tea into Boston Harbor.

Boston Tea Party

100

True of False?


The Declaration was written before Lexington and Concord.

False.

100

First armed clashes of the war.

Lexington and Concord

100

Commander in chief of the Continental Army; kept the army fighting.

George Washington

100

This was a person who supported the British during the Revolutionary War

Loyalist

200

What was the slogan that Colonists used that objected to British taxes.

No Taxation without Representation

200

The King of Britian that the Declaration of Independence was sent to.

King George III

200

British army surrendered to American and French forces; last major battle

Battle of Yorktown

200

French officer who helped the Americans and supported the French connection.

Marquis de Lafayette

200

The Treaty of Paris expanded Colonist land West to this River.

Mississippi River

300

 British punishment after the Tea Party; increased colonial anger and unity.

Intolerable Acts

300

What are the 3 Natural Rights stated in the Declaration of Independence

Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness

300

American victory helped convince France that the Americans could succeed.

Battle of Saratoga

300

Prussian officer who trained Continental soldiers at Valley Forge.

 Friedrich von Steuben

300

What land did Britain obtain after signing the Treaty of Paris

Canada

400

Colonial group that organized protests and resistance to British policies.

Sons of Liberty

400

The book that influenced the Declaration of Independence written by Thomas Paine.

Common Sense

400

 Washington’s surprise attack defeated Hessian troops and lifted Patriot morale.

Battle of Trenton

400

British general whose army surrendered at Yorktown.

Charles Cornwallis

500

This political committee managed the war effort, created the Continental Army, named Washington commander, and approved independence.

Second Continental Congress

500

This is the word used to express issues colonists had with Britian rule.

Grievance

500

This was not a battle but signified the resilience of the Colonial army outside of Philadelphia.

Valley Forge

500

 American naval commander who fought British ships.

Commodore John Barry
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