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Revolution TEST

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Killed in the French and Indian War General Braddock
“A penny saved is a penny earned” Ben Franklin
The man was a famous pamphleteer Thomas Paine
“The Redcoats are Coming!” Sam Prescott
“I regret that I have but one life to lose for my country Nathan Hale
What started the Boston Massacre? A snowball fight became a shouting match with bats and threats, then someone fired the first shot (possibly after hearing someone else yell, “fire)
Paul Revere turned this event into a national tragedy Boston Massacre
Defended the British soldiers involved in the Boston Massacre John Adams
Many people have problems with its wording The Declaration of Independence
Did Paul Revere complete his “Midnight Ride?” No, he was captured and arrested.
What was “The Shot heard round the World?” The first shot fired at Lexington Green.
Which two rebel leaders did British General Gage hope to capture at Lexington? John Hancock, Sam Adams
This 1765 British act taxed the purchase of paper and paper documents Stamp Act
Refuse to use something or buy from someone boycott
The group of Patriots in charge of the Boston Tea Party Sons of Liberty
King of England George III
Colonists who supported the British during the Revolutionary War Loyalist
Supported independence from England Patriot
During the war, colonists could be these three things Loyalists, Patriots, Neutral
Wrote the Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson
States that “All men are created equal” Declaration of Independence
The Battle of Bunker Hill was actually fought here Breed’s Hill
Why was Saratoga the turning point in the War? France agreed to enter the war to help the United States.
First American Victory in the American Revolution Trenton
The Americans won easily by attacking the Hessians on Christmas Day while they were still drunk or sleeping Trenton
How many Hessian troops were defeated at the Battle of Trenton? 1000
Started out as a Patriot then switched sides Benedict Arnold
Washington's famous military strategy Hit and Run
Which Army was larger, British or Continental? The British greatly outnumbered the colonists
Most of the early battles of the Revolutionary War were fought in this colony Massachusetts
Did Washington have a winning battle record during the American Revolutionary War? NO!!!
Last battle of the American Revolution Yorktown.
These people were very good at evading identification and capture spies
American troops would infrequently collect these paychecks
These mercenaries were hired by the British Hessians (from Germany)
This song basically called Continental soldiers “dumb farmers” Yankee Doodle
There were two Boston Tea Parties True. The second one was several months later
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