American Revolution
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- Q1Date of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
September 3rd, 1783
July 4th, 1776August 2, 1781
October 5th, 1779
30s - Q2Colonist who wanted independence from Britain (also called a rebel).
Heriot
Loyalist
Separatist
Patriot30s - Q3Colonist who remained loyal to the king of Britain (also called a Tory).
Separatist
Patriot
LoyalistHeriot
30s - Q4Major author of the Declaration of Independence
Thomas Paine
Thomas JeffersonGeorge Washington
Lord Cornwallis
30s - Q5Rights that cannot be taken away from you
human rights
property rights
inalienable rightscopyrights
30s - Q6Leader of Great Britain during the Revolutionary eraKing George III
King Arthur I
King James II
King Henry VIII
30s - Q7British general who surrendered at Yorktown
Alexander Hamilton
Lord CornwallisGeorge Washington
Benedict Arnold
30s - Q8Commander of the Continental Army
Lord Cornwallis
Thomas Jefferson
George WashingtonAlexander Hamilton
30s - Q9Patriot who made a daring ride to warn colonists of British arrivalPaul Revere
Thomas Jefferson
Lord Cornwallis
Sam Adams
30s - Q10African American who wrote poems and plays supporting American independence and who eventually gained her freedom
Harriet Tubman
Abigail Adams
Sojourner Truth
Phyllis Wheatley30s - Q11Person who helped gain French support for American independenceBenjamin Franklin
James Madison
Phyllis Wheatley
George Washington
30s - Q12This American victory was the turning point of the war. The victory convinced France that the colonists could win the war and as a result France began to openly support the colonists.
Battle of Yorktown
Battle of Lexington
Battle of SaratogaBattle of Trenton
30s - Q13This victory of the colonies over the forces of Lord Cornwallis marked the end of the Revolution.
Surrender at Williamsburg
Surrender at Trenton
Surrender at YorktownSurrender at Valley Forge
30s - Q14Official agreement through which England recognized American independence.Treaty of Paris
Treaty of London
Treaty of Yorktown
Treaty of Washington
30s - Q15Conflict between Great Britain and France over control of the Ohio River Valley. This conflict left England with a lot of debt.
Civil War
World War I
French and Indian WarMexican American War
30s