WorksheetsWar Begins: The First Battles
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
regular people training for battle
What was supposedly hidden by minutemen in a village outside of Bosotn?
gunpowder and weapons
food supplies
cannons
naval ships
Who was the British General who sent the Redcoats to the village to check out the minutemen's supply?
General Thomas Payne
General John Parker
General Thomas Gage
General John Hancock
Which town did the minutemen have a supply of gunpowder and weapons?
Lexington
Charleston
Boston
Concord
What was the 'shot heard 'round the world?'
British and French begin Revolutionary War
British and minutemen begin American Civil War
British and minutemen begin the Revolutionary War
French and minutemen begin Revolutionary War
How did the minutemen get back at the Redcoats when they were returning to Boston?
Hiding and firing at the Redcoats
Open fire in a field outside of Lexington
Shooting from afar on top of Bunker Hill
Stealing the Redcoats weapons
Where was the Battle of Bunker Hill fought?
Bunker Hill
Breed's Hill
Boston Hill
Mount Vernon
When did the Battle of Bunker Hill take place?
June 16, 1775
June 17, 1775
June 18, 1775
Why did the colonists back down from the British when they were winning the battle?
The were scared they would lose
George Washington told the colonists to back down.
They were running out of ammunition
Who won the Battle of Bunker Hill?
The British
The colonists
What was the name of the colonial army during the Revolutionary War?
Lobsterbacks
Continental army
King's army
Continental Congress
During the American Revolution, George Washington...
was a loyalist
participated in the Boston Tea Party
was Commander in Chief of the Continental Army
wrote the Declaration of Independence
Who were Loyalists?
People still loyal to America.
People still loyal to the colonies.
People still loyal to the King.
People who no longer support the King.
Who were Patriots?
People still loyal to America.
People who no longer supported Spain.
People still loyal to the King.
People who no longer supported the King.
