Loyalist Redcoats Shot Heard ‘Round the World Boycott Blockade Guerrilla Warfare Mercenary Treaty of Paris Cities Boston Philadelphia New York Charleston Encampments ⌂ Valley Forge Battles Lexington & Concord Bunker Hill Trenton Saratoga King’s Mountain Yorktown
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- Q1Which battle is commonly referred to as the 'Shot Heard 'Round the World'?TrentonBunker HillLexington & ConcordSaratoga30s
- Q2Which city served as the capital of the United States during the American Revolutionary War?CharlestonNew YorkBostonPhiladelphia30s
- Q3Which document officially ended the American Revolutionary War?Guerrilla WarfareBoycottTreaty of ParisBlockade30s
- Q4Which battle marked a major turning point in the American Revolutionary War?King's MountainValley ForgeYorktownSaratoga30s
- Q5Which military tactic was commonly used by the American rebels during the American Revolutionary War?MercenaryRedcoatsLoyalistGuerrilla Warfare30s
- Q6Who was the leader of the Continental Army during their winter encampment at Valley Forge?George WashingtonThomas JeffersonBenjamin FranklinJohn Adams30s
- Q7Which 18th-century military force was known as the 'Redcoats'?British ArmyFrench ArmyPrussian ArmySpanish Army30s
- Q8What is a mercenary?A soldier for hireA professional athleteA religious leaderA spy30s
- Q9What is guerrilla warfare?A type of warfare that involves large-scale battles and organized military strategies.A type of warfare that uses nuclear weapons and air strikes.A type of warfare that relies on ambushes and hit-and-run tactics.A type of warfare that focuses on gaining control of the seas and oceans.30s
- Q10What does boycott mean?To refuse to buy, use, or participate in something as a way of protesting or expressing disapproval.To encourage others to join a cause.To support or promote something.To accept and agree with something.To refuse to buy, use, or participate in something as a way of protesting or expressing disapproval.30s
- Q11What is a blockade?A method of navigating through dangerous watersA tactic used to restrict or prevent the movement of goods or peopleA form of agricultural tradeA type of military aircraft30s