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Virginia Studies SOL 5-Revolutionary War

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Who was the Commander in chief of the Continental Army? George Washington
Who wrote the declaration of Independence? Thomas Jefferson
Parliament believed it had the right to _____?_____ the colonies? Tax
What three rights did Thomas Jefferson believe all people should have? Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
What word describes the Virginians who fought in the Continental Army against the English? Patriots
What word describes the Virginians who fought with the English? Loyalists
What word describes anyone who did not choose sides in the war? Neutral
Which famous slave fought for the Continental Army and was given his freedom after the war? James Armistead Lafayette
What group of people was divided between both sides? slaves
Who had to take on more responsibilities during the war? women
What was the army of the colonists called? Continental Army
The final event of the American Revolution was the ______________. Battle of Yorktown
Virginians objected to taxation from England without _______________. representation
Who gave the speech at the Virginia Convention and said: "Give me liberty or give me death!" Patrick Henry
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