Famous Patriots
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American Statesman
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100

Courageous general for the Americans who constantly outsmarted the British.

George Washington

100

This act taxed all printed material.

The Stamp Act

100

This battle was famous for "the shot heard round the world."

The Battle of Lexington and Concord

100

This man's son was a Loyalist.

Ben Franklin

100

The primary cause of the American Revolution.

taxation without representation

200

He shouted "the British are coming" as he rode out of Boston.

Paul Revere

200

This act placed a tax on all imported goods.

The Townshend Act

200

This Army used hit and run tactics.

Americans

200

This man wanted to fight the revolution with a strong national government.

James Madison

200

The patriots could be ready to fight at a minutes notice.

minutemen

300

This German man whipped the American troops into shape.

Frederich von Steuben

300

This taxed newspapers.

The Stamp Act

300

British troops captured this coastal town in GA.

Savannah

300

This man wrote the Declaration of Independence.

Thomas Jefferson

300

They had the strongest Navy.

The British

400

This man won an impressive Naval victory and stated when asked to surrender,"I have not yet begun to fight."

John Paul Jones

400

This lowered the tax on molasses.

The Sugar Act

400

The Americans surrounded and forced a British surrender with French Naval support at this location in VA.

Yorktown

400

This man was on the committee to write the Declaration of Independence but did not write it.

John Adams or Ben Franklin

400

This country provided Naval support for the Americans.

France

500

This man alerted Paul Revere prior to his famous ride.

Joseph Warren

500

The Townshend Act placed a tax on these.

Imported Goods

500

In which non-coastal town in SC did the British win a major victory.

Camden

500

Who was the 3rd famous member of the group that was charged with writing the Declaration of Independence besides Jefferson and Franklin?

John Adams 

500

In what year was the Treaty of Paris signed?

1783