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“The Shot Heard ‘Round the World” took place where?

A 100

Lexington and Concord

A 100

The British surrender took place after which battle?

A 200

The Battle of Yorktown

A 200

One battle from the Revolutionary war was

known as the turning point of the war because it convinced a particular country to help the American cause. Name

the battle and the country that helped.

A 300

Battle of Saratoga

and

France

A 300

Which battle helped the Americans re-conquer the state of South Carolina?

A 400

Battle of Cowpens

A 400

This battle went down as a victory for the British although they lost a lot

more men than the Americans and it proved that it was going to be more

difficult than the British thought

A 500

Battle of Bunker Hill

A 500

This man became one of the first casualties of the American Revolution

B 100

Crispus Attucks

B 100

This woman wrote many letters in support of American

independence

B 200

Abigail Adams

B 200

This man famously killed a high ranking British officer as

he fought for independence

B 300

Peter Salem

B 300

Mary Ludwig Hays fought alongside men in some battles. What name was she commonly

known by?

B 400

Molly Pitcher

B 400

This woman followed the Continental Army around helping out cooking and

cleaning

B 500

Martha Washington

B 500

Ruler of England/Britain

C 100

King George III

C 100

This man spent time in France convincing them to help in the American cause

C 200

Benjamin Franklin

C 200

This man drafted most of the Declaration of Independence

C 300

Thomas Jefferson

C 300

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C 400

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This man was a French volunteer soldier that helped

the American cause

C 400

Marquis de Lafayette

C 400

Leader of the Continental Army

C 500

George Washington

C 500

This act placed a tariff on all paper goods

D 100

The Stamp Act

D 100

This article addressed to King George stated that the

colonies were independent from England

D 200

The Declaration of Independence

D 200

Crispus Attucks was killed during this event

D 300

Boston Massacre

D 300

The signing of the Declaration of Independence is still celebrated to this day

on what major holiday?

D 400

Independence day

D 400

Many of the acts and taxes imposed on the Americans were to pay back debt from

what?

D 500

French and Indian War

D 500

Thomas Paine is well known for writing what?

E 100

The pamphlet Common Sense

E 100

“Give me liberty or give me death” was famously said by

whom?

E 200

Patrick Henry

E 200

Which of these men was not at the signing of the

Declaration of Independence?

John Adams

George Washington,

Thomas Jefferson

Ben Franklin

E 300

George Washington

E 300

William Dawes and Samuel Prescott were joined by what other person as they alerted

colonists that the British were planning to attack?

E 400

Paul Revere

E 400

Colonists living in America that still supported Britain

were known as what?

E 500

Loyalists

E 500

Did the fighting begin in the North or South

F 100

North (Southern battles came towards the end)

F 100

The people involved in the French and Indian War were

the British, French, Americans, and Indians,

separate them into the two sides that fought

F 200

British/Americans

vs

French/Indians

F 200

The first part of the Revolutionary war were

fought around what major city in the north?

F 300

Boston

F 300

Prior to the Revolutionary war, who held power over the

colonies?

F 400

King George III

F 400

Money collected from all the taxes and acts imposed on the

colonists went to who?

F 500

England

F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is:

Events of the Revolutionary War

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Put the following events in chronological order1. Battle of Yorktown

2. The Declaration of Independence is signed

3. Shot heard ‘round the world

4. Crispus Attucks is shot

5. The French and Indian war

6. The Stamp Act

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1. The French and Indian War

2. The Stamp Act is passed

3. Crispus Attucks is shot

4. Shot heard ‘round the world

5. The Declaration of Independence is signed

6. The Battle of Yorktown

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