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American Revolution-Battles and End of War

American Revolution-Battles and End of War

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Social Studies

6th - 8th Grade

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RL.7.9, RL.8.9

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American Revolution-Battles and End of War

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Lexington and Concord

The British knew a war was coming and wanted to take weapons away from the colonist. When they went to take them, fighting began. This was "the shot heard round the world."

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Saratoga

This battle was the turning point for the American Revolution. This battle convinced the French to help the colonists.

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Valley Forge

Valley Forge was not a battle, but it was very important to the American Revolution. The soldiers were trapped over the winter. This gave them time to train to become better soldiers.

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Yorktown

This was the last battle of the American Revolution. The colonists blocked Cornwallis (British commander) from getting supplies. They surrendered.

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Treaty of Paris 1783

The treaty ended the Revolutionary War and recognized the independence of the American colonies.


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Terms of the Treaty of Paris 1783

  • There would be no more fighting.

  • America won its independence from Britain.

  • Britain would peacefully withdraw its soldiers from American soil.

  • Spain would get Florida.

  • America would get Western territory.

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Multiple Select

These were the terms of the Treaty of Paris 1783 EXCEPT:

1

France got Florida.

2

America would get Western territory.

3

The British would leave America.

4

There would be no more fighting.

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Multiple Choice

What year does the American Revolution end?
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1776
2
1783
3
1607
4
1738

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Multiple Choice

OFFICIALLY gives colonists independence 
1
Declaration of Independence 
2
Treaty of Paris
3
Yorktown
4
2nd Continental Congress 

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Multiple Select

What does "the shot heard round the world" mean?

1

Being shot was bad.

2

It was the first shot fired in a war.

3

The world would be watching this war.

4

It was a bullet that travelled around the world.

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Multiple Choice

The French decided to help the colonists after which battle?

1

Lexington

2

Concord

3

Saratoga

4

Yorktown

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Multiple Choice

Which country supported the Americans in the fight for Independence?

1

Portugal

2

France

3

Germany

4

Holland

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Multiple Choice

________ took place during the winter of 1777 to 1778 and more than ⅕ of the soldiers died of disease and/or malnutrition.
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Saratoga
2
Yorktown
3
Valley Forge
4
Trenton

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Multiple Choice

Who was the Commander and Chief of the Continental Army?

1

Benedict Arnold

2

Paul Revere

3

George Washington

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Patrick Henry

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Multiple Choice

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This American victory was the turning point in the American Revolutionary war and encouraged the French to join forces with them (the Americans).
(Turning point is a big change in a situation)
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Saratoga
2
Yorktown
3
Bunker Hill
4
Lexington and Concord

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Multiple Choice

Battle which ended the Revolutionary War?

1

Battle of Lexington and Concord

2

Battle of Yorktown

3

Battle of Trenton

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After the War

American colonists could now form their own government and make their own laws.

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After the War

Becoming independent allowed them to have more friendly economic trade with Britain.

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After the War

The American Revolution inspired future Revolutions like in France and Latin America.

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After the War

The Western territories were now open to invasion and settlement.

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