American Revolutionary War SSUSH 4e

What role did women play in supporting the American Revolutionary War effort?

• They served as spies for the British Army

• They traveled with the soldiers and sometimes served as spies

• They fought alongside the Patriots in the war

• They provided medical assistance to the British soldiers

Which American Indian tribes supported the Patriots in the Revolutionary War?

• Mohawks and Seneca

• Oneidas and Tuscaroras

• Cayuga and Onondaga

• Cherokee and Mohawks

What were women known as who followed the soldiers and provided support in military encampments?

• Camp followers

• Spies

• Officers' wives

• Daughters of Liberty

Which woman disguised herself as a man to participate in the fighting during the Revolutionary War?

• Martha Washington

• Margaret Corbin

• Deborah Samson

• Molly Pitcher

How did female spies gather information for the Patriot cause?

• By reporting directly to Patriot commanders

• By stitching messages inside button covers or clothing hems

• By eavesdropping on British commanders' plans

• By cleaning, cooking, and sewing for the British Army

Which American Indian tribes sided with the British in the Revolutionary War?

• Oneidas and Tuscaroras

• Mohawks and Seneca

• Cayuga and Onondaga

• Cherokee and Mohawks

What was the view of enslaved and free Black Americans towards the American Revolution?

• They fought against the Patriots

• They supported the British

• They saw it as an opportunity to expand their own rights

• They remained neutral

Who was Crispus Attucks and what role did he play in the American Revolution?

• He was a British soldier who fought against the Patriots

• He was a Patriot commander who led the American forces

• He was a Black man killed by the British at the Boston Massacre while supporting the Patriots

• He was a Loyalist spy who provided information to the British

How many enslaved and free Blacks fought with the Patriots?

• Less than 1,000

• Around 2,500

• Approximately 5,000

• More than 10,000

Were the sacrifices of women, American Indians, and enslaved and free Blacks rewarded or recognized in the Treaty of Paris settlement?

• Yes, they were rewarded and recognized

• No, they were not rewarded or recognized

• Only women were rewarded and recognized

• Only American Indians were rewarded and recognized