End of the Revolutionary War Quiz

What battle was led by General Arnold and General Gates that is considered the turning point for America in the Revolutionary War?

• The Battle of Saratoga

• The Battle of Bunker Hill

• The Battle of Chicago

• The Battle of Ticonderoga

This man was born a slave and later fought in many battles against the British. He is remembered for his heroism and killing a British General at Bunker Hill.

• Crispus Attucks

• Mercy Otis Warren

• Dred Scott

• Peter Salem

This man was a great aide to George Washington and shaped the financial system of America.

• Thomas Jefferson

• Ben Franklin

• Benedict Arnold

• Alexander Hamilton

This was the last battle of the Revolutionary War where the a British fleet was surrounded by Americans and French. British general Cornwallis surrendered to Washington in the end.

• Battle of New York

• Battle of Concord

• Battle of Yorktown

• Battle of Saratoga

This document established that the 13 Colonies were breaking from the United Kingdom and forming the free United States of America.

• Common Sense

• The Declaration of Independence

• The 1st Continental Congress

• The Olive Branch Petition

This man was the British Army Commander-in-chief and commanded the British army to seize weapons at Concord.

• Thomas Jefferson

• Thomas Paine

• Thomas Gage

• Thomas Washington

This man was a French nobleman who asked France to aid America in their battle for freedom.

• Marquis de Lafayette

• Peter Salem

• Thomas Pain

• Cornwallis

This CAMP lasted for six months where many American men died from starvation or froze to death. The men who did survive were committed to keep fighting.

• Valley Forge

• Valley Ticonderoga

• Valley Concord

• Valley Lexington

This man was an American general who betrayed his country to join the British. He is the most well known traitor in American history.

• Alexander Hamilton

• Benedict Franklin

• Benedict Arnold

• Thomas Gage

This document did a number of things which included; ending the American Revolution, made British troops leave America, and let the 13 states make their own laws.

• Treaty of Concord

• Treaty of Paris

• Treaty of England

• Treaty of Yorktown