_____ was the King of England during the American Revolution.

_____ was the leader of the Continental Army who was experienced in battle in the French and Indian War.

____ were colonists who favored war against Britain.

_____ were colonists who remained loyal to Britain.

The _____ was the first major battle of the Revolution. Even though it was a loss, it proved that the Americans could fight bravely.

_____ are troops for hire or a soldier who fights only for pay, not for loyalty.

The _____ were the German troops hired as mercenaries.

______ wrote Common Sense, an essay urging the colonists to declare independence that changed many minds.

_____ were the delegates chosen to draft the Declaration of Independence.

_____ wrote the Declaration of Independence.

A _____ is a knife that can be attached to the end of a musket and used as a weapon

The Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence on _____.

The Virginia resolution proclaiming that the colonies were "free and independent states" was introduced to Congress by _____.

A list of formal complaints is called a _____.

_____ were rights that given to all people from birth.

_____ was Washington's winter camp in Pennsylvania during the winter of 1777-1778.

_____ was a German baron who helped train Washington's troops to march, drill, and fight with a bayonet.

_____ was a French nobleman who helped the Continental Army.

_____ was a major victory for the Americans and turning point of the Revolutionary War.

_____ took up her husband's place loading and firing the cannon when he was wounded.

In the _____ Washington surprised the British with a Christmas night attack. 1st major victory for the Patriots.

As a result of the Patriot victory at Saratoga, _____ which was greatly needed.

____ and _____ are two countries who came to the aid of the Patriots.

The words "all men are created equal" generally referred to _____.

_____ uttered the famous words, "I have not yet begun to fight."

Mary Ludwig Hays was called _____ because she carried water to her husband and other soldiers.

The Revolutionary War lasted for almost _____ years.

_____ was the British general who led the retreat to Yorktown.

_____ was a Quaker and a leader of the Continental Army in the South.

______ was responsible for winning the Battle of Cowpens

_____ was an American commander whose nickname was "Swamp Fox" because he used guerrilla-style tactics in the South.

_____ was the site of the British surrender and final battle of the Revolutionary War.

_____ was the document that settled terms of Great Britain's surrender to the United States.

____ are hit-and-run tactics.

The concept of natural rights was first introduced by _____.

According to Jefferson, the people have the right to _____ when their government becomes too destructive.

The _____ is the beginning or introduction to the Declaration of Independence.

A _____ is someone who supplies funds.

_____, was a member of the Continental Congress, helped to gain French support for American independence.

The _____ was the first framework of government in our country.