I was the leader of the Sons of Liberty, founded the Committee of Correspondence in Boston, and was able to hide when the British looked for me at Battle of Lexington, MA.

The colonists thought that I was a tyrant and my acts were considered intolerable.

Who was the main author of the Declaration of Independence?

Who wrote the earliest histories of the American Revolution and was a female patriot playwright (poems, plays, pamphlets)?

Who was the writer of Common Sense, a 50-page pamphlet?

Who spent most of the American Revolution in France convincing the French to support the Americans in the war and negotiated the Treaty of Paris 1783?

Who advised John Adams to support women's rights?

Who was a delegate to the Continental Congress and a lawyer and politician that advocated independence from Britain?

Samuel Adams and Paul Revere led members of the Sons of Liberty in this protest against taxes.

The Sons of Liberty were....

Which of these people was a spy for the patriots (African-American)?

If I repeal a law, it is no longer enforced.

A person who acted against the King of England would have been called a:

The British government passed measures to punish the colonists called the ___________________ Acts.

A person who cannot pick a side between two adversaries would be called a __________________.

The colonists set up small armies called a ______________

Many of the colonists wanted _____________ or freedom to govern on their own.

A colonist who remained loyal to the King of England would have been called a ____________________.

Forcing the colonists to pay taxes when they had no say in making the law that created the tax was called ________________.

The French and Indians formed an ______________ where they agreed to fight together against the British.

I was a Jewish merchant that lived in America. I was very wealthy, and I donated money to help the colonists pay for the Revolutionary War.

I am a Spanish military leader living in Spanish Florida. I helped the American colonists win the Revolution, especially around the Mississippi River area.

I was an African American who served in the Continental Army (soldier). I helped the Americans win the battle of Saratoga. I am also known for having served in a legislature.

In July of 1776, what historical document was revised and approved by the Second Continental Congress?

According to the Declaration of Independence, what are unalienable rights?

The principles of government that Thomas Jefferson included in the Declaration of Independence were most influenced by?

The signing of the Treaty of Paris in 1783 was a political victory for the United States because?

What battle (victory) happened for the Continental army in 1781?

Lexington was where the "shot heard round the world" occurred. This was an important battle because?

After the signing of the Treaty of 1783, the Western-most border of the United States became?

What disease kill A LOT of soldiers at Valley Forge?

Who was the overall leader at Valley Forge?

Which was NOT a bad condition at Valley Forge for the soldiers?

After the winter of 1777-1778 the army was...

All the following are examples of civil disobedience, except-

After this turning point battle, France allied with the Americans.

Colonial war tactics included all except-

An act of treason is an act against-

What three empires were involved in the American Revolution?