American Revolution EVENTS
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- Q1The first shots of the American Revolution were fired at--SaratogaLexington and ConcordValley ForgeYorktown60s
- Q2This event was known as the "turning point" in the war.Valley ForgeSaratogaYorktownLexington and Concord60s
- Q3After the Battle of Saratoga, these two nations became our allies.France and EnglandSpain and FranceCanada and MexicoGermany and France60s
- Q4Which is the last major battle of the American Revolution?Battle of SaratogaBattles of Lexington and ConcordBattle of YorktownValley Forge60s
- Q5What was the purpose of Thomas Paine's "Common Sense"?He wanted to convince colonists to support the movement for independence.He wanted to convince colonists to remain loyal to King George III.He wanted to explain to King George III why we were declaring our independence.60s
- Q6Starvation, disease, and lack of adequate shelter and clothing were hardships that faced the Continental Army here...Lexington and ConcordYorktownValley ForgeSaratoga60s
- Q7In which document did the Patriots list their grievances against King George III and directly state their desire to be a free nation?Treaty of Paris of 1783Declaration of IndependenceCommon SenseProclamation of 176360s
- Q8What document served as our OFFICIAL recognition of independence from England?Declaration of IndependenceCommon SenseTreaty of Paris of 1763Treaty of Paris of 178360s
- Q9Which of these is an example of civil disobedience during the revolutionary era?The Battle of Lexington and Concordboycotting British goodsProclamation of 1763Boston Massacre60s