Causes of the Rev
Battles of the Rev
Key Documents
Key Figures
Vocab
100

In response to the Tea Act, the Sons of Liberty dressed up as Native Americans and destroyed about 1 million dollars worth of tea. What was this event called?

The Boston Tea Party

100

Last Battle of the war. 

Battle of Yorktown

100

Document predominantly written by Thomas Jefferson stating that "all men are created equal."

The Declaration of Independence

100

Person who did the midnight run shouting "the British are coming!" 

Paul Revere

100

Agreement between two groups to help each other out. 

Alliance

200

British law that required Americans to feed and shelter British troops. 

Quartering Act (1765)

200

This battle is considered the turning point in the war because it convinced the French and Spanish to ally with us. 

Battle of Saratoga

200

Document that officially ended the Revolutionary war between America and Great Britain. 

Treaty of Paris

200

Famous American traitor. 

Benedict Arnold
200

Military force made up of civilians. 

Militia 

300

War fought prior to the American Revolution for control over the Ohio River Valley. Ended in a British victory. 

French and Indian War

300

First battle of the war. Known as the "Shot heard around the world." 

Lexington (and Concord)

300

Pamphlet written by Thomas Paine that called for a break from British rule. 

Common Sense

300

British general that surrendered at Yorktown.

General (Charles) Cornwallis

300

Some militias were called _____________ because they were ready to fight at a moment's notice. 

Minutemen

400

British law banning American settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains. 

Proclamation of 1763

400

Battle where the Americans succeeded in pushing back the British twice, but ultimately resulted in a British Victory. 

Battle of Bunker Hill (or Breed's Hill)

400

Petition sent to the English king as a last attempt to avoid a full scale war with Britain. 

Olive Branch Petition

400

Patriot spy that was caught and hanged by the British. 

Nathan Hale

400

Americans who were pro-independence were called _______________. 

Americans who were loyal to the British were called _______________. 

Patriots; loyalists

500

What did the Americans nickname the Coercive Acts, which were passed in response to the Boston Tea Party? 

The Intolerable Acts

500

The place where Washington trained his troops during an exceptionally cold winter. 

Valley Forge

500
Created by Benjamin Franklin. Called for the creation of a colonial government as a means to defeat the French/Natives during the French and Indian War. 

Albany Plan of Union

500

Officer from the Prussian army that helped train American soldiers at Valley Forge. 

Baron von Steuben

500

Soldiers paid to fight for another country. (The British used a lot of German soldiers during the war). 

Mercenaries