Colonist Protest New Taxes
Patriots vs. Loyalists
American Army vs. British Army
Major Battles/ Declaration of Independence
Crossing the Delaware
100

What was the Stamp Act?

A law that required colonists to pay a tax on printed materials.

100

Who were the Patriots?

Colonists who wanted independence from Britain.


100

What was one advantage the American Army had?

They were fighting on their own land.

100

What battle is considered the first major battle of the American Revolution?

The Battle of Bunker Hill.

100

Who led the famous crossing of the Delaware River?

George Washington.

200

What slogan did the colonists use to protest taxes?

"No taxation without representation."

200

Who were the Loyalists?

Colonists who remained loyal to the British crown.

200

How was the British Army organized?

It was a professional army with well-trained soldiers.

200

Which battle is known for the American victory that convinced France to ally with the colonies?

The Battle of Saratoga.

200

What was the date of the crossing?

December 25-26, 1776.

300

Name one way colonists protested against British taxes.

Name one way colonists protested against British taxes.

300

What did Loyalists believe about the war?

They believed it was wrong to rebel against British authority.

300

What was a major disadvantage for the American Army?

They were less experienced and had fewer resources.

300

 What is the Declaration of Independence?

A document declaring the colonies' independence from Britain.

300

Why was the crossing of the Delaware important?

It led to a surprise attack on Hessian troops in Trenton.

400

What group was formed to organize resistance against British taxes?

The Sons of Liberty.

400

 Name one reason why some colonists became Patriots.

They wanted freedom and self-governance. 

400

What role did George Washington play in the American Revolution?

He was the commander of the Continental Army.

400

Who was the main author of the Declaration of Independence?

Thomas Jefferson.

400

What was the outcome of the attack after crossing the Delaware?

The American forces won a significant victory.

500

What did the Townshend Acts tax?

Imports like paper, tea, and glass.

500

What happened to many Loyalists after the war?

Many fled to Canada or other British territories.

500

How did women support the war effort at home?

They managed farms and businesses while men were away.

500

What are the three unalienable rights mentioned in the Declaration?

Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness.

500

How did the victory at Trenton affect the morale of the American troops?

It boosted their confidence and encouraged more enlistments.