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Redcoats

A British soldier

100

The 2 battles started the war

Lexington & Concord

100

Who won the American Revolution 

Considering we are the United States of America, I believe "we" won

100

Not a battle, but a winter training camp where the colonists were cold and hungry. They powered through this and remained loyal. The men came out of this better trained.

Valley Forge 

100

resistance to a government

Rebellion

200

Reinforcements

People and supplies sent to help an army

200

This battle was less than an hour long. George Washington and his army surprise attacked the Hessians on Christmas day in 1776. It was a huge morale boost. 

Battle of Trenton 

200

Who had Home-Field advantage and why is it important?

Colonists - Many reasons 
200

The colonists won this Fort and took the supplies/cannons to Boston where they continued to lay siege and eventually caused the British to evacuate Boston 

Fort TICONDEROGA 

200

a person lost, injured or killed in war

Casualty

300

Ally

A country that supports and helps another country

300

This battle was the bloodiest of the American Revolution. It caused many casualties to the British and gave a huge morale boost to the Colonists, even though they lost

Bunker Hill

300

Who had the advantage of fighting for a cause and what was the cause?

Colonists - Fighting for independence

300

The British won this battle and took control of the important New York port. George Washingtons army was trapped but luckily escaped. 

Brooklynn

300

The act of building military defenses to protect against an attack 

Fortification 

400

Port

A town with a harbor where ships load and unload supplies 

400

The last major battle of the war before the Treaty of Paris was signed in 1783. George Washingtons army caused the British to surrender

Battle of Yorktown

400

What did the French give the colonists that was helpful, after they agreed to be allies 

Soldiers, Supplies & Navy support 

400

The colonists had this city surrounded, not allowing supplies to get in while continuing to attack it. They eventually made the British to evacuate when cannons and supplies from Fort Ticonderoga showed up. 

Siege of Boston 

400

To stop supplies from entering a country or region 

Blockade

500

Minutemen

A special group of American Militia who were ready to fight at a minutes notice 

500

This battle made the French agree to be allies with the Colonists afterwards. 

Battle of Saratoga

500

What was the biggest disadvantage the British faced?

Traveling across the ocean for the war
500

What war was before the American Revolution, that caused the British to have lots of war debt? 

French-Indian War. Despite it sounding like the French vs Indians, it was actually the British vs French fighting over lands around what is now Ohio. Some Native Americans sided with the French, some sided with the British. 

500

Blockade of a place to prevent supplies from entering while continuing to attack it 

Siege