Studies Weekly Week 7

Loyalists

• men who would always be ready to defend their country

• people who were true to the king and Britain during the war

• people who wanted to break away from Britain and start their own government

Patriots

• men who would always be ready to defend their country

• people who were true to the king and Britain during the war

• people who wanted to break away from Britain and start their own government

Minutemen

• men who would always be ready to defend their country

• people who were true to the king and Britain during the war

• people who wanted to break away from Britain and start their own government

Robert Townsend

• an unknown female spy during the American Revolution

• an American officer

• part of the Culper spy ring

• mother of the Boston Tea Party

Henry Knox

• an unknown female spy during the American Revolution

• an American officer

• part of the Culper spy ring

• mother of the Boston Tea Party

Sarah Fulton

• an unknown female spy during the American Revolution

• an American officer

• part of the Culper spy ring

• mother of the Boston Tea Party

Agent 355

• an unknown female spy during the American Revolution

• an American officer

• part of the Culper spy ring

• mother of the Boston Tea Party

Select the types of food that came from the farms of women and small children that fed the soldiers.

• meat

• spices

• eggs

• fruit and vegetables

Using a ratio (fraction), how many colonists were loyal to the king?

• 1 out of 2 (1/2)

• 4 out of 6 (4/6 = 2/3)

• 3 out of 4 (3/4)

• 1 out of 5 (1/5)

According to colonial law, who had to have a working firearm?

• men aged sixteen to sixty

• women aged sixteen to sixty

• men aged fifteen to nineteen

• women aged fifteen to nineteen