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American Revolution
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| A disagreement between the British and French over land along the Ohio River resulted in the_______. | French and Indian War |
| During the French and Indian War, | the British defeated the French and gained new land. |
| ________rode through Massachusetts towns warning people that the British army was marching to Concord | Paul Revere |
| Some people who resisted the Stamp Act by boycotting British goods called themselves _______. | the Sons of Liberty |
| ______ was an African American man killed in the Boston Massacre. | Crispus Attucks |
| The American Revolution ended with the | British surrender at Yorktown. |
| Colonists organized the Boston Tea Party to stop | British tea from being delivered to the colony |
| The laws that took away Massachusetts’s self-government, appointed a military governor for the colony, and required colonists to house British soldiers were part of the______. | Intolerable Acts |
| The First Continental Congress issued______________ to the British government, stating that colonists were entitled to the rights of Englishmen | A Declaration of Rights |
| The first shot of the American Revolution, also known as “the shot heard round the world,” was fired at the Battle of _______. | Lexington |
| The Continental Army lost almost half its men during the winter it spent camped at ______. | Valley Forge |
| ______convinced many of its readers that America should break away from England. | Common Sense |
| The main author of the Declaration of Independence was ______. | Thomas Jefferson |
| The woman who dressed in men’s clothing and joined the Continental Army was_________. | Deborah Sampson |
| Washington won his first great victory at ______. | Trenton |
| Which individual was a great hero of the American navy? | John Paul Jone |
| Which individual helped train American soldiers at Valley Forge? | Baron von Ste |
| “taxation without representation” | the idea that American colonists did not have a say in the English Parliament, which enacted taxes without their consent. |
| a person living in the colonies who did not support the American cause and remained loyal to Great Britain | Loyalist |
| a person who supported the cause of the colonists during the American Revolution | Patriot |
| breaking the rules on purpose | Defiant |
| a soldier from one country paid to fight for another country | Mercenary |
| disloyalty to a country by helping an enemy | Treason |
| a large amount of something being stored for future use | Stockpile |
| in short supply; not having enough | Scace |