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Key Groups and Figures leading into the Revolutionary War

Key Groups and Figures leading into the Revolutionary War

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Social Studies

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6th - 8th Grade

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Easy

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

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Carter Henken

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14 Slides • 16 Questions

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What were the main actions taken by King George III that affected the American colonies?

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He continued to tax the colonists in order to pay off debt.

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He issued the Declaration of Independence, siding with the American colonists

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He supported colonial self-governance

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He encouraged colonial protests

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Multiple Choice

What were the key strategies employed by King George III during the war?

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Directing military strategy from London

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Sending troops to suppress the rebellion

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Struggling to defeat the Continental Army

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All of the above

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What actions did George Washington take after the American victory?

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He became a national hero

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He continued as a military leader

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He emphasized civilian control

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He became the first President

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What are the key contributions of George Washington as mentioned in the image?

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He was a military leader during the Revolutionary War

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He was known for his stubbornness

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He inspired future democratic movements worldwide

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He lost the American colonies

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Multiple Choice

Which of these statements best describes the term "loyalist"

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A person who supports revolutionary movements.
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A person who opposes the government or ruler.
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People who remained loyal to British during the American Revolution

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A person who is indifferent to political allegiance.

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Which were CAUSES of the American Revolution?

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Boston Massacre

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Battle of Yorktown

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Treaty of Paris

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Intolerable Acts

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taxation without representation

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Why did many Native Americans join the war?

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To gain access to European markets
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To support British colonial interests
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To protect their lands and sovereignty, and to seek alliances.
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To seek revenge against rival tribes

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Multiple Choice

What were the reasons Black Americans fought during the American Revolutionary War?

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To gain independence

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For freedom promises from Britain

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To support the Patriots

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To join the British army

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Multiple Choice

Who were the Hessians and why did they fight?

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German soldiers hired by France

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German mercenary soldiers hired by Britain

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Local militia fighting for independence

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Soldiers from Hesse-Cassel only

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What was a strength of the British soldiers during the Revolutionary war?

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Lack of experience in battle
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Poor communication skills
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Disorganized troop movements
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Well-trained and disciplined army

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Multiple Choice

What was the main reason France supported the American colonies during the war?

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To gain territory

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To weaken Britain

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To support British rule

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To expand their navy

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Which of the following was a major strength of the British Army during the American Revolution?

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They knew the land very well.

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They had a powerful navy and well-trained soldiers.

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Lack of resources and supplies
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They were fighting for independence and freedom.

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Multiple Choice

What was a strength of the Continental Army?

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They were fighting far from home

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The had the best Navy in the world along with the most experienced generals.

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They were paid for and sponsored by the British government

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They were fighting on their own land and for a cause they believed in.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following was a weakness of the British Army?

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Highly trained and experienced soldiers.
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They had difficulties getting supplies across the Atlantic Ocean.

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Superior naval power and resources.
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Advanced technology and weaponry.

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Multiple Choice

What was one weakness of the Continental Army?

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Strong leadership and strategy.
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Lack of training and experience.
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They had too many soldiers to organize.

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Abundant resources and supplies.

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