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100

He was the first general of the Continental Army as well as the first president of the United States.

Who is George Washington? 

100

This term refers to a small, informal and usually untrained army made of up local townspeople. 

What is a militia? 

100

This was the direct result of the Boston Tea Party. 

What are the Intolerable Acts? 

100

He rode at midnight to warn Concord that the British were coming to take their weapons.

Who is Paul Revere? 

100

This document served as the colonies' "break-up letter" with King George III.

What is the Declaration of Independence? 

200

They had nearly 80,000 available troops, more than four times as many as their opponents. 

Who is the British Army? 

200

This large body of water made sending supplies from Great Britain to the colonies time-consuming and expensive.

What is the Atlantic Ocean?

200

This act angered the colonists by preventing new settlements west of the Appalachian Mountains. 

What is the Proclamation of 1763?

200

He wrote the colonies' "break-up letter" with King George III.

Who is Thomas Jefferson? 

200

This document officially ended the Revolutionary War and established the United States as an independent country. 

What is the Treaty of Paris of 1783? 

300

This term referred to colonists who wished to remain British subjects. 

Who are Loyalists? 

300

They were so low on supplies, they would often leave bloody footprints in the snow because their soldiers lacked boots.

What is the Continental Army?

300

This act raised the price of all paper goods, from property deeds to playing cards.

What is the Stamp Act? 

300

This term was used to describe how quickly members of the colonial militias could get ready to fight. 

What is a "minuteman"?

300

This is the body of water Washington crossed on Christmas Eve to ambush the British Army? 

What is the Delaware River? 

400

This country was the most powerful nation in the world, with an empire that reached around the globe. 

What is Great Britain? 

400

This term refers to countries such as France, Spain and the Netherlands who assisted the colonies during the Revolutionary War. 

What are allies? 

400

Crispus Attucks was one of the five peaceful protestors killed by British soldiers during this event.

What is the Boston Massacre? 

400

This meeting of colonial leaders created the Continental Army.

What is the Second Continental Congress? 

400

This is where Washington almost lost the entire war after suffering a crushing defeat and retreating to Pennsylvania. 

What is New York? 

500

This country gave the colonies supplies, money, military leaders and even troops. 

Who is France? 

500

The amount of soldiers in the Continental Army never reached higher than this number.

What is 20,000? 

500

This act was so hated by the colonists that they wrote a constitutional amendment in the Bill of Rights to prevent it from ever happening again.

What is the Quartering Act? 

500

This is the date the colonies declared their independence. 

What is July 4, 1776?

500

This was the final battle of the Revolutionary War, where French troops met up with Washington to defeat the British. 

What is Yorktown?