Ch. 10 End of the American Revolution Review (Gallopade)

Which economic factor helped lead to Great Britain’s defeat in the American Revolution?

• rising costs

• unpaid taxes

• paying for alliances

• loss of local support

• France

• Haiti

• Spain

• Great Britain

• France

• Haiti

• Spain

• Great Britain

• France

• Haiti

• Spain

• Great Britain

This French nobleman served in the Continental Army and worked with the king of France to get support to the colonies.

• Bernardo de Galvez

• Marquis de Lafayette

• Casimir Pulaski

• Baron Von Stueben

This governor of Louisiana, who was born in Spain, smuggled supplies to the American colonists.

• Bernardo de Galvez

• Marquis de Lafayette

• Casimir Pulaski

• Baron Von Stueben

This soldier, who was from Poland, became a general and one of the first cavalry commanders in the Continental Army.

• Bernardo de Galvez

• Marquis de Lafayette

• Casimir Pulaski

• Baron Von Stueben

This Prussian soldier helped train the Continental Army at Valley Forge.

• Bernardo de Galvez

• Marquis de Lafayette

• Casimir Pulaski

• Baron Von Stueben

What roles did Benjamin Franklin play in the American Revolution?
(Choose 2)

• He was a general in the Continental Army and helped plan strategies to win the war.

• He was an economist who helped fight wartime inflation in the colonies during the war.

• He was part of the committee that helped Jefferson write the Declaration of Independence.

• He was an ambassador to France and convinced the French government to help the colonies.

“Oh my Sister, how horrid is this war, Brother against Brother . . . .” Quote from a letter written by Lucy Knox

This quote is an example of the __________ of the American Revolution.

• alliances

• personal hardships

• political hardships