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Explore the causes, key figures, battles, and aftermath of the American Revolution. Learn about loyalists, patriots, Valley Forge, colonial advantages, British advantages, and more. Challenge yourself with Final Jeopardy questions!
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Person that was loyal to Britain and opposed independence BACK ANSWER
Person that wanted independence from Britain and was willing to fight for it BACK ANSWER
2,000 Continental soldiers lost their lives at this camp in the winter of 1777-1778 BACK ANSWER
Colonial phrase that came out of the Stamp Act BACK ANSWER
Reason the British decided to move the war to the South towards its end BACK ANSWER
George Washington was their leader, fought on their own land, controlled countryside, fighting a people’s movement – determination BACK ANSWER
More experienced and better equipped army, more soldiers, more funds, controlled cities easily, help from Native Americans BACK ANSWER
States began to do this as a result of the American Revolution BACK ANSWER
How does British style of fighting differ from Continental style of fighting? BACK ANSWER
Name one European group that fought with the British and one that fought with the Continental army. BACK ANSWER
5 colonists were killed when British soldiers opened fire on a group of colonists – Revere does an engraving BACK ANSWER
Said the colonists cannot go past the Appalachian Mountains BACK ANSWER
Tax on all printed materials – newspapers, pamphlets, playing cards, etc. BACK ANSWER
Closed Boston Harbor, forced colonists to house troops, and forbade town meetings – done in reaction to Boston Tea Party BACK ANSWER
The Tea Act/Tax forced colonial tea to be more expensive by not taxing tea from this company BACK ANSWER
Commander-in-chief of the Continental Army BACK ANSWER
Rode twice as far as Paul Revere to warn that the British were coming BACK ANSWER
Trained the Continental Army at Valley Forge BACK ANSWER
Famous American traitor – helped the Continental army to win the Battle of Ticonderoga, but later tried unsuccessfully to surrender West Point to the British BACK ANSWER
British general who surrendered at Yorktown to end the American Revolution BACK ANSWER
First battles of the American Revolution, called “the shot heard round the world” BACK ANSWER
Colonial loss where the colonists were told not to fire until they see the whites of their eyes BACK ANSWER
Last battle of the American Revolution BACK ANSWER
Turning point of the war – after this Patriot win the French decided to help the Patriots BACK ANSWER
Battle of Trenton: 100 – date of attack 100 – who attacked whom? 100 – key to success? 100 – who won? 100 – impact of this victory? BACK ANSWER
Type of source that comes from the actual event – quote, speech, picture, diary, letter BACK ANSWER
Source not from the actual event – encyclopedia, movie, book BACK ANSWER
Main author of the DOI BACK ANSWER
Purpose of the DOI BACK ANSWER
The 3 Enlightenment ideas in the DOI BACK ANSWER
US government is a mixture of what 2 democracies? How did the American Revolution influence this? ANSWER
LOYALIST BACK
PATRIOT BACK
VALLEY FORGE BACK
MORE LOYALISTS THERE BACK
COLONIAL ADVANTAGES BACK
BRITISH ADVANTAGES BACK
BRITISH – ORGANIZED, SET FORMATIONS, RANKED FIRING IN OPEN AREAS CONTINENTAL – AMBUSH, QUICK SKIRMISHES AND RETREATS, GUERILLA WARFARE BACK
HESSIANS FOUGHT WITH BRITISH PRUSSIANS AND FRENCH FOUGHT WITH CONTINENTALS BACK
BOSTON MASSACRE BACK
PROCLAMATION OF 1763 BACK
STAMP ACT BACK
GEORGE WASHINGTON BACK
SYBIL LUDINGTON BACK
