Walk through the American Revolution

Dec 17, 2015

Pre-war Events
- Taxes are placed on books, newspapers, and legal papers.
  - Boston Tea Party
  - Declaratory Act
  - Paul Revere
  - Stamp Act
  - The Gaspée
  - Boston Massacre
  - Quartering Act
  - Proclamation of 1763
- I warned local people about a British invasion from Boston and shouted, “The Regulars are out!”
  - Boston Tea Party
  - Stamp Act
  - Proclamation of 1763
  - Paul Revere
  - Quartering Act
  - Boston Massacre
  - Declaratory Act
  - The Gaspée
- Patriots dress as Indians and sneak aboard 3 British ships.
  - Boston Tea Party
  - Boston Massacre
  - Quartering Act
  - Stamp Act
  - Proclamation of 1763
  - Declaratory Act
  - Paul Revere
  - The Gaspée
- Colonists are told not to move west into Indian Territory.
  - Quartering Act
  - Proclamation of 1763
  - Boston Massacre
  - The Gaspée
  - Declaratory Act
  - Stamp Act
  - Paul Revere
  - Boston Tea Party
- Colonists are instructed to house British troops in their homes.
  - Paul Revere
  - Quartering Act
  - The Gaspée
  - Boston Massacre
  - Declaratory Act
  - Stamp Act
  - Proclamation of 1763
  - Boston Tea Party
- The Battle of Concord was called . . .
  the “shot heard around the world”
  .
  - the “shot heard around the world”
  - the “shot around the world”
  - the “gunshot heard around the world”
- The British ship that crashed offshore and was burned by colonists.
  - Declaratory Act
  - Paul Revere
  - Stamp Act
  - Proclamation of 1763
  - Quartering Act
  - The Gaspée
  - Boston Tea Party
  - Boston Massacre
- Parliament announces that they are in charge of the Colonies.
  - Boston Massacre
  - Boston Tea Party
  - Proclamation of 1763
  - Stamp Act
  - The Gaspée
  - Declaratory Act
  - Quartering Act
  - Paul Revere
- A riot on March 5, 1770, which killed 5 people and wounded 6 others.
  - Declaratory Act
  - Proclamation of 1763
  - The Gaspée
  - Stamp Act
  - Paul Revere
  - Boston Massacre
  - Boston Tea Party
  - Quartering Act
Declaration of Independence
- - “That they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable (obligations, rights), that among these are life, (liberty, freedom), and the pursuit of (prosperity, happiness).”
- What does the word “alter” mean?
  - form
  - change
  - desert
- I was the president of the Second Continental Congress:
  - Samuel Adams
  - John Adams
  - John Hancock
- What does the word “abolish” mean?
  - prevent
  - enforce
  - put an end to
- I was the main writer of the Declaration of Independence:
  - Thomas Jefferson
  - John Adams
- I was the second President of the United States:
  - Thomas Jefferson
  - John Adams
- I was the oldest signer of the Declaration of Independence:
  - Samuel Adams
  - Benjamin Franklin
Famous People and Revolution Events
- The last major battle of the Revolution was the Battle at . . .
  Yorktown
  .
  - Lexington
  - Saratoga
  - Yorktown
- This man became the most famous American traitor of the American Revolution:
  - Benedict Arnold
  - Horatio Lloyd Gates
- The turning point of the Revolutionary War was the Battle of . . .
  Saratoga
  .
  - Saratoga
  - Lexington
  - Yorktown
- General Washington and his troops nearly froze to death at . . .
  Valley Forge
  .
  - Valley Hope
  - Death Valley
  - Valley Forge
- The event that officially ended the War on September 3, 1783:
  - The Treaty of Paris
  - The Peace of Paris
  - The Treaty of Versailles
- Thomas Paine published his booklet titled:
  - Common Goal
  - Common Deed
  - Common Sense
- This woman helped design the first American flag:
  - Betty Rose
  - Betsy Ross
Who said that?
- “Give me liberty, or give me death!”
  - Samuel Adams
  - Patrick Henry
- “I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country.”
  - Paul Revere
  - Nathan Hail
- “I have not yet begun to fight!”
  - John Paul Jones
  - George Washington

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