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The American Revolution
The Revolutionary War (1775-83), also known as the American Revolution, arose from growing tensions between residents of Great Britain’s 13 North American colonies and the colonial government, which represented the British crown.
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Multiple Choice
The British had zero weaknesses during the American Revolution.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Who won the battle of Lexington and Concord?
British
Colonists
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Second Continental Congress
When the Second Continental Congress convened in Philadelphia, delegates–including new additions Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson–voted to form a Continental Army, with Washington as its commander in chief.
Continental Army -- Patriot troops from all the colonies
George Washington -- chosen as a leader due to his experience
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Multiple Choice
The Continental Army was composed of _____________.
troops from all the colonies.
troops from throughout Great Britain
only troops from the New England colonies.
only troops from Virginia and Massachusetts.
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Multiple Choice
Why was George Washington chosen to be a military leader?
He had experience.
He wanted the role.
He was very wealthy.
He was highly educated.
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Declaration of Independence
Thomas Jefferson is the main author.
He included a part about abolishing slavery and the king being like a slave owner... later removed because southern states would not sign it.
Listed the reasons why the colonist were rejecting British rule: Ex government abusing their people so the people have a right to abolish that government and start a new one.
Claims people are BORN with a natural right to life, liberty, and happiness.
Listed grievances(complaints) about the king.
Colonies officially declare themselves independent from Great Britain and a New Nation.
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Multiple Choice
How do natural rights, as described in the Declaration of Independence, differ from other rights?
People are born with natural rights.
People can vote to choose natural rights.
Natural rights are given only to citizens.
Natural rights come from the government.
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Multiple Choice
In the Declaration of Independence, why did Thomas Jefferson say that King George III was an unfit ruler?
He denied the colonists their rights.
He was not born in Great Britain.
He was not elected by Parliament.
He lived far away from the colonies.
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Washington's First L
Colonial forces inflicted heavy casualties on the British regiment of General William Howe at Breed’s Hill in Boston.
The engagement, known as the Battle of Bunker Hill, ended in British victory, but lent encouragement to the revolutionary cause.
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Multiple Choice
Who won the Battle at Bunker Hill?
British
Colonists
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Why is the battle of Saratoga important?
It was the first time an American army surrendered to a British army.
It was the turning point in the war.
It ended the Revolutionary war.
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Multiple Choice
True or false After the Battle of Saratoga, the French decided to help the Americans in the war.
true
false
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So... what happened in South Carolina during the American Revolution?
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Multiple Choice
What military tactic did the colonists, in particular the partisan troops, use against the British?
Guerilla Warfare
Gorilla Warfare
Modern Warfare
Warzone
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Multiple Choice
At the Battle of King's Mountain, who retreated?
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Patriots
These were colonists that supported the American Revolution. They wanted freedom from British rule, self-government, and the right to trade with everyone.
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Multiple Select
Which people were most likely to be Patriots? (Choose 3)
a colonial merchant who believes war will be bad for business
a colonial merchant who objects to British trade restrictions
a colonial family who wants to move west of the Appalachian Mountains
a colonial leader appointed by British Parliament
a colonial leader elected by American colonists
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Major Figures of the American Revolution
George Washington-General of the Continental Forces
Thomas Jefferson-Writer of much of the Declaration of Independence
Marquis de Lafayette-French leader who helped train American forces
Benjamin Franklin-Member of the Continental Congress, got France to join our side in the war.
Thomas Paine-Wrote pamphlet Common Sense, encouraging people to rebel.
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Continental Generals
Nathanael Greene (Washington's Subordinate)
Benedict Arnold (Considered Traitor)
Horatio Gates (Saratoga)
Marquis de Lafayette (French General)
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Loyalist (Tories)
These were colonists that were loyal to Great Britain. Some did not believe the colonies were a match for Britain, some held British government positions, others were merchants who believed the war was bad for business, and others were just loyal to Britain.
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Multiple Choice
What key trait was shared by Loyalists in the American Revolution?
Loyalists supported American independence.
Loyalists opposed Great Britain’s imperial policies.
Loyalists opposed going to war against Great Britain.
Loyalists supported taxation without representation.
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A few important women in the American Revolution...
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Abigail Adams
She was the wife of John Adams and an important advisor of his. Her letters are some of the earliest known writings about women’s rights.
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Multiple Select
Determine which phrase describes Abigail Adams. Check all that apply.
wrote poems and plays supporting American independence
her letters are some of the earliest known writings about women’s rights
important advisor to her husband; she told him to “remember the ladies” when forming America’s new government
supported the American Revolution
born into slavery
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Phillis Wheatley
She was the first African American woman to publish a book. She wrote poems and plays supporting American independence.
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Multiple Select
Determine which phrase describes Phillis Wheatley. (CHOOSE THREE)
wrote poems and plays supporting American independence
her letters are some of the earliest known writings about women’s rights
important advisor to her husband; she told him to “remember the ladies” when forming America’s new government
supported the American Revolution
born into slavery
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WRAP IT Up...
Sites of Major Events (not in SC) during the American Revolution
The location where the Declaration of Independence was written- Independence Hall, Philadelphia
The Battle of Saratoga- Saratoga County, New York (encouraged France to support the Patriots against the British)
The Battle of Lexington and Concord- fought within the towns of Lexington and Concord, Massachusetts (First battle)
The Battle of Yorktown- Yorktown, Virginia (last battle)
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Multiple Choice
In what state was the Declaration of Independence written?
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Massachusetts
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Multiple Choice
Which American victory during the American Revolution prompted France to join the War against Great Britain?
Battle of Yorktown
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Bunkerhill
Battle of Brandywine
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Multiple Choice
Which battle ended the Revolutionary War?
Battle of Valley Forge
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Yorktown
Battle of Breed’s Hill
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Multiple Choice
In what state was the Battle of Lexington and Concord fought?
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Massachusetts
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Multiple Choice
In what state was the Battle of Yorktown fought?
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Massachusetts
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In what state was the Battle of Saratoga fought?
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Massachusetts
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Results of the American Revolution
Most important: American independence!
France goes into debt, helping us and the French people get new ideas!
Increases, new factories and trade
America can expand westward (something England wouldn't let them do.)
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Multiple Select
What were the results of the American Revolution? (Choose THREE)
England won
America won
Taxes increase
New trade and factories in America.
French people get new ideas, France in debt
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