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Southern Battles and ending of the Revolutionary War

Southern Battles and ending of the Revolutionary War

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6th - 8th Grade

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Kirk Quasebarth

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3 Slides • 10 Questions

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Multiple Choice

Why did the British shift their military strategy to focus on the southern colonies during the American Revolutionary War?

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They believed there were more Loyalists in the South to support them

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They wanted to avoid harsh winters in the North

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The southern colonies had more valuable resources

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The northern colonies had already surrendered

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Match

Match the Revolutionary War figure with who they were.

General Charles Cornwallis

General Francis Marion

Admiral de Grasse

General Daniel Morgan

Sir Henry Clinton

British Commander of the southern theate

"Swamp Fox" guerrilla-style operations

Commanded the French Fleet

Skilled America militia & rifle leader

Commander-in Chief of British forces

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Multiple Choice

True or False - In December 1778, the British went on an expedition from New York and captured the city of Savannah, Georgia.

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

In which Battle (siege) did the Americans suffer a defeat where around 5,000 Patriots surrendered and the loss opened the Carolinas to British control.

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Battle of Cowpens

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Siege of Charleston

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Battle of Kings Mountain

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Battle of Camden

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Open Ended

Explain the role of guerrilla warfare in the Southern Campaign of the American Revolution. How did it affect British control in the region? (Look at #3)

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Multiple Choice

How did the outcomes of the Battles of Savannah and Charleston influence the British southern campaign?

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They allowed the British to establish a foothold and launch further operations in the South

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They led to immediate British withdrawal from the South

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They resulted in a peace treaty with the Americans

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They caused the French to withdraw their support

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Fill in the Blanks

The Battle of _____ Mountain was a significant _______ victory that reduced ________ power in the ___________ and raised American morale.

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Multiple Choice

British Commander Cornwallis decided to move into Virginia to resupply and regroup after which battle?

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Yorktown

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Kings Mountain

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Camden

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Guilford Courthouse

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Multiple Select

Which of the following were outcomes of the Treaty of Paris (1783)?

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Great Britain recognized U.S. independence

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Boundaries for the United States were set broadly

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France gained control of Florida

4

Fishing rights were granted in certain areas off Newfoundland

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Multiple Choice

Which was not a famous American negotiator for the Treaty of Paris (1783)?

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Ben Franklin

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Thomas Jefferson

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John Adams

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John Jay

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