Exploring Bernardo de Gálvez's Role in the American Revolutionary War

The video explores the life and legacy of Bernardo de Galvez, a Spanish hero of the American Revolution. Born into Spanish nobility in 1746, Galvez quickly rose through the military ranks. During the American Revolution, he played a crucial role by secretly supplying American rebels and leading successful military campaigns against the British. His efforts secured vital supply routes for the American Continental Army. Galvez's legacy endures through cities named after him and the Bernardo de Galvez award, which honors contributions to diplomacy and cultural exchange between Spain and the United States.

In what year was Bernardo de Galvez born?

• 1746

• 1785

• 1740

• 1775

Which city did Galvez serve as a colonel in 1776?

• Baton Rouge

• Pensacola

• New Orleans

• Madrid

What year did Galvez become the governor of Spanish Louisiana?

• 1781

• 1775

• 1779

• 1777

What year did Spain officially enter the American Revolution?

• 1785

• 1781

• 1779

• 1777

Which of the following cities was NOT captured by Galvez?

• Baton Rouge

• Mobile

• New York

• Pensacola

What position was Galvez named to after his victories?

• Viceroy of New Spain

• Governor of Louisiana

• Mayor of Galveston

• General of the Spanish Army

What disease caused Galvez's death?

• Malaria

• Tuberculosis

• Yellow Fever

• Smallpox

Which city is named after Bernardo de Galvez?

• Both A and B

• Galveston, Texas

• Galvez, Louisiana

• None of the above

Which organization gives out the Bernardo de Galvez award?

• The European Union

• The Spain United States Council Foundation

• The United Nations

• The Spanish Military

Which of the following was NOT an honoree of the Galvez award?

• The Hispanic Society of America

• The Ford Motor Company

• The United States Library of Congress

• The British Museum