City Tavern and the American Revolution

What made City Tavern different from most bars in the 1700s?

• It was located in New York.

• It had multiple levels and rooms.

• It only served tea.

• It was a private club.

Who was the landlord of City Tavern during the American Revolution?

• George Washington

• Daniel Smith

• Thomas Jefferson

• John Adams

How did City Tavern's neutrality benefit it during the British occupation of Philadelphia?

• It was able to serve both revolutionaries and British officers.

• It was converted into a military barracks.

• It was closed down to avoid conflict.

• It became a secret meeting place for revolutionaries.

During which event did George Washington use City Tavern to gauge political opinions?

• The signing of the Declaration of Independence

• The Constitutional Convention of 1787

• The Battle of Bunker Hill

• The Boston Tea Party

When was the faithful replica of City Tavern opened to the public?

• 1834

• 1976

• 1800

• 1774