Continental army
British army
Battle of Bunker hill
Treaty of Paris
The Battles of Saratoga
100
Who lead The second Continental Congress Army in 1775?
George Washington.
100
British soldiers were paid or volunteered in the army?
Paid.
100
Which team won the fight of Bunker Hill?
The British.
100
What did Great Britain give the new country?
A huge amount of land.
100
What did the Patriot leaders need to win the war?
They needed allies.
200
Who made up the Continental Army?
Volunteers.
200
How many British soldiers are there in the British Army?
48,000.
200
When was The Battle of Bunker Hill was fought?
On June 17, 1775.
200
When did the war between America and Great Britain end?
September 1783.
200
Who won the war?
The Continentals had won a key victory.
300
Most men who made up the Continental Army were?
Workers, farmers, and merchants.
300
How many of The British navy’s warships controlled the seas?
270.
300
What did the colonist and the British do before battle?
Colonist work and British sleep.
300
Who were the British fighting? Name one.
They were fighting France and Spain, and former American colonies.
300
Who agreed to supply arms and to loan money to Congress?
France.
400
How did the Women help the Continental Army? Name at least two.
Cooked for soldiers, mending uniforms, and caring for the sick and wounded.
400
How many soldiers did Great Britain hire from Germany that fought the colonist?
30,000 Mercenaries
400
On June 17th, during the Battle of Bunker Hill who was the Major General?
William Howe.
400
To the west, small but bloody battles were fought where? name two.
Ohio, Kentucky, and western New York.
400
In 1776, Congress had sent who to Paris France to seek help?
Benjamin Franklin.
500
How many men were in the Continental Army?
8,000 to 24,000.
500
Since when did the British help protect their lands from settlers?
1763
500
What were the colonist told when the battle began?
Don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes.
500
On land, who did the British still control? name tree.
New York City, Charleston, South Carolina, and Savannah, Georgia.
500
Who became a general in the Continental army and how old was he?
A 19-year-old Frenchman, the Marquis DE Lafayette.
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