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What are troops hired from other countries to fight against the colonists? mercenaries
People who are on the side of the Americans during the Revolution are called what? Patriots
What advantage helped the Continental Army gain control of Boston in 1776? use of captured artillery/cannon form Ft. Ticonderoga
Why were the Battles of Trenton and Princeton so important to the American cause? The victories gave America new hope.
What was a British weakness at the beginning of the war? They were 3,000 miles from home, so it took a long time for supplies to reach them
What was a Patriot advantage at the beginning of the war Home-field advantage
Who was the Prussian drill sergeant who helped train American troops at Valley Forge? Friedrich Von Steuban
What is a nation that works with another nation for a common purpose? an ally
Just a few weeks after the battles of Lexington and Concord, what action did the Continental Congress take in response to fighting there? It sent a peace petition to the king
What was the first major battle of the Revolutionary War? Bunker Hill
What was Burgoyne’s surrender, marking the turning point of the war? Saratoga
Who was the leader of the Green Mountain Boys? Ethan Allen
Who is one of the military leaders of the British forces in America General William Howe
What restates a main idea of The Declaration of Independence? Everyone has the right to life, liberty, and the Pursuit of happiness.
What were the three main results of the Battle of Saratoga? It ended the British threat to New England, it boosted Patriot morale and it convinced France to become an ally of the US.
What was not a British wrong listed in the Declaration of Independence? Allowing slavery in the colonies
What do we call a person who betrays his country? a traitor
What do we call people who remained on the side of the British? Loyalists
Who was the commander of the Americans’ Continental Army? General George Washington
What is the shutting of a port to keep people or supplies from moving in or out? a blockade
What are troops on horseback? cavalry
What was the PA site of General Washington’s encampment during the winter of 1777 – 1778? Valley Forge
What did King George do when he received the Olive Branch Petition? He rejected it and sent more troops to the colonies.
Why were the Battles of Trenton and Princeton so important to the American cause? The victories gave America new hope
What was the battle that began with Washington’s crossing of the Delaware River? Trenton
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