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Chapter 5

The American Revolution Questions

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What key trait was shared by the Loyalists in the American Revolution? Loyalists opposed going to war against Great Britain.
How did Minutemen get their name? They were part of a Colonial Militia who could quickly be ready to fight.
Who wrote poems and plays supporting American independence? Phillis Wheatley
Whose letters are some of the earliest known writings about women’s rights? Abigail Adams
Who was an important advisor to her husband; she told him to “remember the ladies” when forming America’s new government? Abigail Adams
What two ladies supported the American Revolution? Abigail Adams and Phillis Wheatley
Who was born into slavery? Phillis Wheatley
Who were the Redcoats and why were they called that? The Redcoats were another name for the British militia because they wore red coats
Why did George Washington spend the winter at Valley Forge? They thought it would be a good place for British supply ships to land.
The Sons of Liberty were __________ who protested against British rule. Patriots
__________ was a member of the Sons of Liberty who alerted people that the British were coming Paul Revere
Which battle was the turning point in the Revolutionary War? Battle of Saratoga
Determine whether this phrase describes Mary Ludwig Hayes, Betsy Ross, or both. "Was on the side of the Patriots in Revolutionary War." Both
Determine whether this phrase describes Mary Ludwig Hayes, Betsy Ross, or both. "Legend says she made the first American flag with 13 stars and 13 stripes." Betsy Ross
Determine whether this phrase describes Mary Ludwig Hayes, Betsy Ross, or both. "colonial woman" Both
Determine whether this phrase describes Mary Ludwig Hayes, Betsy Ross, or both. "Took her husband’s place as cannon loader in one battle." Mary Ludwig Hayes
Determine whether this phrase describes Mary Ludwig Hayes, Betsy Ross, or both. "Nicknamed Molly Pitcher because she brought water to soldiers in battles." Mary Ludwig Hayes
Determine whether this phrase describes Mary Ludwig Hayes, Betsy Ross, or both. "Seamstress who made flags for the Continental Army." Betsy Ross
Which people were most likely to be Patriots? A colonial merchant who objects to British trade restrictions, a colonial family who wants to move west of the Appalachian Mountains, and a colonial leader elected by American colonists.
Which people were most likely NOT to be Patriots? A colonial merchant who believes war will be bad for business, a colonial family who wants Britain’s protection against American Indians, and a colonial leader appointed by British Parliament.
Where did the Battles of Lexington and Concord occur? Massachusetts
Where was the Declaration of Independence written? Pennsylvania
Where was the Battle of Saratoga? New York
Where was the Battle of Yorktown? Virginia
In what battle were the British forced to retreat back to Boston? Lexington and Concord
In what battle did the colonists ran low on ammunition and were forced to retreat but the British suffered many casualties? Bunker Hill
What battle showed the British that the Revolutionary War was going to be tougher than they might have expected? Bunker Hill
Which was the first battle of Revolutionary War that showed untrained colonists could fight against the British soldiers? Lexington and Concord
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