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What was approved by the Continental Congress on July 4, 1776? Declaration of Independence
Leader in the capture of Fort Ticonderoga and later became a traitor Benedict Arnold
Main author of the Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson
Who won the Battle of Bunker Hill British
Meeting held in Philadelphia in 1775 where the Olive Branch Petition was written to the king of England Second Continental Congress
The city where the colonial army surprised the Hessian troops in Christmas night of 1776 Trenton
Location of one of the harshest winters for the colonial army Valley Forge
Thomas Paine's pamphlet that promoted American separating from Britain Common Sense
Location where British demanded southern colonists to lay arms down, angered colonists fought back and won Kings Mountain
British officer who surrendered at Yorktown Charles Cornwallis
American naval hero during the war John Paul Jones
Ethan Allen and Benedict Arnold led the capture of this fort Fort Ticonderoga
The signing of this document officially ended the War for Independence Treaty of Paris
Victory at this location forced the British to move south and France committed to support the patriots Saratoga
Patriots won this city by bringing cannons and ammo from Fort Ticonderoga Boston
Patriot schoolteacher who was killed because he was a spy giving Washington information about British activity Nathan Hale
People that sided with the British during the war Loyalists, Tories, Hessians
Leader of the Green Mountain Boys Ethan Allen
Patriot who captured frontier outposts to give America claim to the western regions George Rogers Clark
Who quoted, "I have not yet begun to fight." John Paul Jones
British officer who lost at Saratoga John Burgoyne
Patriot to replaced General Gates as leader in the South Nathanael Greene
Name of the American army and troops Continental Army
Armed merchant ships privateers
Hired soldiers mercenaries
Another name for Loyalists Tories
Colonists who wanted independence from Britain patriots
Year the War for Independence officially ended 1783
Negotiators for the treaty at the end of the war Benjamin Franklin, John Jay, Henry Laurens
After the signing of the Declaration of Independence, what percentage supported the war? One-third to one-half
Land received from the British as a result of the war From the Appalachian to the Mississippi River
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