Chapter 6
Chapter 6
Chapter 6
Chapter 6
Chapter 6
100

The  complete date (MDY) the Declaration of Independence was unanimously approved. 


July 4, 1776

100

What the British attempted to do to stop the colonists from resisting. 


order a blockade of ships in New England, increase military action, and hire Hessians

100

The place where Cornwallis surrendered and ended the Revolutionary War. 



the Battle of Yorktown

100

The place where George Washington and his men endured freezing temperatures and lost more than 200o men because of the cold in the winter of 1777/1778.


Valley Forge

100

The year the Revolutionary War started. 


1775

200

The two values that the Declaration of Independence emphasized. 


liberty and equality

200

The names of the two pamphlets that greatly influenced the colonists and the troops.


Common Sense and the American Crisis

American Crisis is the one that George Washington required his officers to read.

200

The two battles in New Jersey where Washington secured victories after 7 months of losing.


the Battle of Trenton (where Washington crossed the Delaware) and the Battle of Princeton

200

The teacher/spy that said "My only regret is that I have but one life to lose for my country."


Nathan Hale

200

The year the fighting in the Revolutionary War ended.


1781

300

The person that wrote the majority of the Declaration of Independence.


Thomas Jefferson

300

The author of the two pamphlets that greatly influenced both the colonists and the troops.


Thomas Paine

300

The last battle of the Revolutionary War when the British surrendered.


the Battle of Yorktown

300

The Naval officer that state "I have not yet begun to fight" before leading the colonists to their first Naval victory over the British. 


John Paul Jones

300

The year the British Parliament officially surrendered to the colonists.


1782

400

The five authors of the Declaration of Independence.


Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, Roger Sherman, and Robert Livingston

400

The French general that forced Cornwallis to surrender at Yorktown.


Lafayette

400

The factors that led to several early British victories.


What are the patriots were outnumbered 4 to 1. 

Washington was inexperienced as a commanding general.

The British Navy was far superior.

The inexperience of the American troops.

400

The German that trained American soldiers on discipline and military tactics.


Baron von Steuben

400

The man that is known as the most despicable traitor in American history.


Benedict Anrnold

500

The reason why Ft. Ticonderoga was important.


to gain control of the Hudson River

500

The army officer that took cannons from Ft. Ticonderoga and place them on top of two hills overlooking Boston.


Knox

500

The two major effects that winning in Trenton and Princeton had on the American troops.


a morale boost which increased recruitment, and most of New Jersey was now free of British occupation

500

The battle that was a turning point to the war because it showed that the colonists could win and then the French began to "officially" help them.


the Battle of Saratoga

500

The reasons why the painting of Washington crossing the Delaware is inaccurate. 

The flag in the painting was not introduced until 6 months later.

If Washington had stood in the boat it would have capsized. 

The jagged icy chunks were highly unlikely.

There is too much light.

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