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Kunz - Am Revolution

Kunz - The American Revolution

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General of the British Army who led a huge armada of ships into New York harbor in August of 1776 General Howe
Commander and chief of the Continental Army General Washington
Who said? My troops are "...so thinly clad as to be unfit for service." General Washington
Who Said? "I am wearied to death. I think the game is pretty near up." General Washington
A young Patriot officer sent to spy on the British army. Nathan Hale
Who said? "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country." Nathan Hale
Author of "Common Sense" and "The Crisis" urging Americans to support independence and the Continental Army Thomas Paine
Who said? "These are the times that try men's souls." Thomas Paine
British general who tried to capture George Washington and who surrendered at Yorktown General Cornwallis
Who said? "At last we have run down the old fox...and we will bag him in the morning." General Cornwallis
British general who planed to separate New England from the other colonies by controlling the Hudson River Valley John Burgoyne
first big Patriot loss in August 1776, one month after the signing of the Declaration of Independence Battle of Long Island/New York
December of 1776 - In New Jersey, the colonists capture a large number of Hessian mercenaries at... Battle of Trenton
October of 1777 - In New York, Patriot forces end General Burgoyne's plan to cut New ENgland off from the other colonies at the ... Battle of Saratoga
Winter 1778 - In Pennsylvania, the Continental army lacked food, clothing, housing, and medical supplies at... Valley Forge
In order to attack colonial frontier settlements, the British enlisted help from the ... Native Americans (Cherokee & Iroquois)
In 1779, Patriot forces tricked British forces into surrendering their Ohio River Valley fort at... Vincennes
Which European country helped the colonists by driving the British out of Florida and giving the Patriots medicine, cloth, muskets, and gunpowder? Spain
In February of 1776, Patriots defeated a loyalist army in North Carolina at... The Battle of Moore's Creek Bridge
The main British accomplishments in the South was the capture of several... large cities
Patriot sea captain whose ship sank while he capture the British ship, Serapis John Paul Jones
Who said? "I have not yet begun to fight!" John Paul Jones
American woman who often traveled with her husband to take care of wounded soldiers and to cook for the army Martha Washington
Legend says she designed the American flag for George Washington Betsy Ross
American woman who carried water for the soldiers durign battle and who took her husband's place loading and firing cannons after he was killed Molly "Pitcher"
At least 9 African Americans fought at... Lexington & Concord
What difficult choice did Afican Americans have to make during the Revolutionary War? Which side to fight for
Who said? "The colonists are by the law of nature free born, as indeed all men are, white or black." James Otis
WHich colonies/states outlawed slavery during the war? Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, & New HAmpshire
In October of 1780, Patriot morale was boosted after their victory at the... Battle of King's Mountain
American General who used his troops knowledge of southern geography to keep an advantage over British troops Nathanael Greene
Used surprise attacks like pretending to retreat so British soldiers would chase Patriot soldiers and run straight into American gunfire Daniel Morgan
Known as the "Swamp Fox" for leading a small group of Patriot soldiers who used guerilla tactics to harass the British near the swamps of South Carolina Francis MArion
Patriot general who turned West Point in New York over to the British in exchange for a large sum of money Benedict Arnold
Why was Cornwallis trapped at Yorktown? Continental army blocked an escape by land & French ships blocked an escape by sea
What European country prevented the British from escaping from the Patriot forces at Yorktown? France
Why did Cornwallis finaly surrender? He ran out of supplies
When did both countries finally agree to the end of the war? 1783
What three agreements were made at the Treaty of Paris in 1783? America was its own independent nation, Florida was returned to Spain officially, and loyalists would be reimbursed for their losses durign the war.
Name 4 reasons for the Patriot victory over Great Britian Knowledge of geography, foreign help, independent spirit, George Washingotn
Which army had more soldiers? Britain
Which army had more experienced soldiers? Britain
Which army had more experienced leaders? Americans
WHich army was more motivated? Americans
Which amry received secret financial help from France? Americans
Which army hired mercenaries to help them fight the war? Britain
Which army had major shortages of guns, gunpowder, food and uniforms? Americans
At which battle did Washington cross the Delaware River on Christmas night in order to surprise the British early in the morning? Trenton
George Washington's main strategy for winning the war was to... wear out the British forces
Prussian soldier who volunteered to drill American troops and turn them into an organized military force Baron Friedrich von Steuben
Frenchman who donated his own money to buy clothing for American soldiers The Marquis de Lafayette
hit-and-run raids and other "sneaky" types of war strategies are called... guerilla tactics
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