Founding Fathers
Battles
Hero or Traitor
The Declaration
WFI Potpourri
100

Father of our Country and Commanding General

George Washington

100

First MAJOR battle of the War for Independence

THe Battle of Bunker/Breeds Hill

100

He was hung for being a colonial spy

Nathan Hale

100

In what city did the First Continental Congress meet

Philadelphia, PA

100

Sons of Liberty dressed up like native Americans and destroyed British merchandise.

The Boston Tea Party

200

Wrote the famous pamphlet Common Sense

Thomas Paine

200

On Christmas night of 1776, which battle did the Colonial Army win?

Battle of Trenton

200

He was a preacher before he joined the continental army

Lemuel Haynes

200

The date that the Declaration of Independence was adopted.

July 4, 1776

200

The name the colonists gave this unfortunate event that left 6 colonists dead

The Boston Massacre

300

Most famous of the Sons of Libery

Samuel Adams

300

On what date were the first shots for the War for Independence fired at Lexington and Concord?

April 19,1775

300

The colonial officer that sent information to the British about West Point

Benedict Arnold

300

He led the committee that prepared the Declaration of Independence.

Thomas Jefferson

300

What Act removed British protection from the colonies

the Prohibitory Act

400

Said, "Give me liberty or give me death!"

Patrick Henry

400

A major turning point in the War for Independence

Battle of Saratoga

400

Name of the Colonial Spy ring 

The Culper Spy Ring

400

The building where the Declaration of Independence was adopted.

Independence Hall

400

Most famous of those that warned the British were coming to Lexington

Paul Revere

500

Leader of the Green Mountain boys

Ethan Allen

500

Final Battle before the British surrendered

Battle of Yorktown

500

The British Spy that was discovered by colonial spies.

Major John Andres

500

What elements made the Declaration of Independence the most important political statement of principles in the history of the world?

1. Respect for human life and private property, 2. Equality before the law, 3. Responsible liberty.

500

The location that Washington and the Patriot Army spend the winter of 1777–1778 in Philadelphia.

Valley Forge