Soldiers
Which group fought only on the side of the British?
Hessians
This Act put a tax on everything made of paper.
Stamp Act
This Founding Father was Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army.
George Washington
This campaign was a _____ ______ in the Revolutionary War.
Turning Point
This army fought in familiar territory.
Continental Army
The Native Americans for for this side in the Revolutionary War.
Both
Delegates from 12 of the 13 colonies met and made a plan to Boycott British Goods.
1st Continental Congress
This Founding Father was the main author of the Declaration of Independence.
Thomas Jefferson
Which patriot held fort was abandoned when the British cut a path up Mount Defiance?
Fort Ticonderoga
This document officially ended the Revolutionary War.
Treaty of Paris
The African Americans fought for this side in the Revolutionary War.
Both
The Sons of Liberty dressed as Native Americans and protested by throwing a popular British drink into the harbor.
Boston Tea Party
This Founding Father established the first national bank.
Alexander Hamilton
This officer's name is synonymous with the word "traitor."
Benedict Arnold
After this battle the British officially surrendered all their forces.
Battle of Yorktown
This side had well paid and well trained soldiers.
British
This document signed by 56 men was considered treason when they signed it.
Declaration of Independence
This Founding Father was the first Chief Justice of the United States.
John Jay
This general sat in his tent during the battle because he claimed this expertise was in strategy not fighting.
General Horatio Gates
Author of the 13 Pamphlets which begged Americans to support the Revolutionary War.
Thomas Paine
The Saratoga Plan was led by which British General?
General Burgoyne
The British attacked these two cities in an attempt to destroy the supplies of the militias.
Lexington and Concord
This Founding Father wrote the Bill of Rights.
James Madison
This country vowed to support the American Revolution after the victory at Saratoga.
France
This "strategy" was a plan by the British to focus their troops in the southern states in an attempt to gain help from the local colonists.
The Southern Strategy