
American Revolution Battles day 1
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Kristi Barber
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Review
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Multiple Choice
Who wrote a pamphlet about the need for the colonies to declare independence from Britain?
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Paine
John Adams
Benjamin Franklin
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Multiple Choice
What was this pamphlet called?
Common Sense
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Multiple Choice
Why did Common Sense appeal to so many colonists?
It presented arguments for independence from Britain in a clear and simple language.
It offered a detailed plan for governing the colonies after independence.
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Multiple Choice
What changed the purpose of the war?
Declaration of Independence
Common Sense
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Multiple Choice
Who was the main author of the Declaration of Independence?
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Multiple Choice
How many parts is the Declaration of Independence divided into?
3
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Reorder
Place the parts of the Declaration of Independence in order.
Preamble
Declaration of Rights
List of Grievences
Dissolving of the Bonds
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American Revolution Battles
New York to Princeton
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Multiple Choice
Where does British General Howe return to attack the colonies?
Boston
Philadelphia
New York City
Yorktown
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Multiple Choice
Who is the commanding officer of the Continental Army at the battles of New York?
William Howe
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Charles Cornwallis
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Multiple Choice
What was the outcome of the battles of New York?
Colonists pushed the British out of New York
British pushed the Colonists out of New York
it resulted in a draw (neither side won)
The colonists were forced to retreat out of New York after several defeats
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Multiple Choice
What side dominated at the early battle of New York?
the colonists
the British
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Multiple Choice
What river did the British gain control of?
Delaware
Allegheny
Monongahela
Hudson
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Multiple Choice
What valuable lesson did George Washington learn after the Battle of New York?
The British are poor planners when it comes to battle.
The importance of retreating to fight another day.
That the Continental Army could easily defeat the British in open-field battles.
Continue to fight until there are no more Patriots left.
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Multiple Choice
Where did Washington and his army retreat to that they believe that the British will have difficulty reaching them?
New York
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
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Battles of New York
Key People
-George Washington: Commander of the Continental Army
-William Howe: British General leading the forces against the Americans
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Battle Overview
Battle of Brooklyn
Battle of Fort Washington
British sought to gain control of the Hudson River. Why???
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Battle Outcome/Importance
British captured New York City-creating base operations
American morale declined
Washington learned the importance of retreating to fight another day.
Was this a British or American victory?
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