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nineteen-year-old French soldier

Marquis de LaFayette

100

leader of the Continental Army

George Washington

100

Name the document that stated the rights of the American colonists and their reasons for declaring independence.

Declaration of Independence

100

In 1775, the Second Continental Congress met in ____________________ (city), Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia

100

On what holiday did George Washington and his men attack German mercenaries at Trenton, New Jersey?

Christmas

200

led the Green Mountain Boys

Ethan Allen

200

famous traitor in American history

Benedict Arnold

200

Name 3 “unalienable rights” listed in this document.


life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

200

The turning point of the Revolution occurred when American troops won the battle of _____________.

Saratoga

200

What song came out of this war?

Yankee Doodle

300

female African American poet

Phyllis Wheatley

300

British general that surrendered at Yorktown

Charles Cornwallis

300

soldiers who are paid to fight

mercenaries

300

The Americans’ defeat of the British at ____________________, Virginia, was the last major battle of the Revolution.

Yorktown

300

Did African Americans fight for the British?

yes

400

hired German mercenaries to help British

King George III

400

Patriot sea captain

John Paul Jones

400

Name the Patriot that said, "I have no yet begun to fight"

John Paul Jones

400

Patriots dragged ______________________ from Fort Ticonderoga to Boson.  George Washington needed these supplies.

cannons

400

How many years did the Revolution last?

6 years

500

German officer that helped American soldiers

Friedrich von Stueben

500

teacher who became a patriot spy

Nathan Hale

500

Name the Patriot that said, "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country."

Nathan Hale

500

Name a country other than Spain and Germany that contributed ships, soldiers, and supplies to the Americans during the war.

France

500

Name 3 reasons that caused thousands of Washington's men to lose their lives at Valley Forge

freezing weather, hunger, disease