The Revolutionary War: Animated Battle Map

What is the rallying cry of the colonies?

• No Taxes for us!

•  We chose representation!

• No taxation without representation!

What does this cry for representation refer to?

• The colonies had no representation in British Law making and felt it was unfair to be taxed by Britain. 

• The colonies wanted to represent themselves. 

• The colonies wanted Britain represent them. 

What were the America militia sometimes called?

• Militia Men

• War heros

• American Army

• Minutemen

What was the first battle of the American Revolution?

• Boston Massacre 

• Lexington & Concord

• Boston Tea Party

What did Thomas Paine's "Common Sense" advocate for and why was it read to the militia?

• Common Sense advocated for British rule. It was read to the militia to make them angry to fight against Britain. 

• Common Sense advocated for Independence from Great Britain. It was read to the militia to strengthen their resolve for the cause. 

Who begins to help the colonist by sending them weapons?

• France

• England

• Spain

What did the Declaration on Independence on July 4, 1776 show France?

• The Declaration of Independence showed France that The United Stated needed help if they wanted to gain their independence. 

• The Declaration of Independence showed France that The United States of America was determined to gain independence and was capable to do so. 

• The Declaration of Independence showed France that Britain would not stop until the colonies surendered their independence. 

Where does Washington move his army for the Winter?

• Valley Forge

• New Jersey

• Boston

After America wins the Battle of _______,  France decided to ally with America and declare war against Britain. 

• Battle of Jamestown

• Battle of Lexington and Concord

• Battle of Yorktown

• Battle of Saratoga

As the men endured the winter at Valley Forge they were _______ (Choose two)

• Trained to become a more professional army. 

• Attacked by France

• Faced with starvation and suffering

• Given a speech by George Washington to boost their moral.