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Mod 4.4: The Struggle for Liberty (Quizizz)

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In this battle, the Patriots crossed the Delaware River in a successful surprise attack on Hessian mercenaries.

a)

Battle of Trenton

b)

Battle of Saratoga

c)

Battle of Princeton

d)

Battle of Lexington

e)

Battle of Long Island

2.

He spied for the Patriots in New York and was caught. His last words before he was hanged were, “I regret that I have but one life to lose for my country.”

a)

Nathan Hale

b)

John Paul Jones

c)

Marquis de Lafayette

d)

George Rogers Clark

e)

Baron Friedrich von Steuben

3.

Mary Ludwig Hays was given this nickname by the Patriot forces for having the courage to bring water to soldiers during battle.

a)

Molly Pitcher

b)

Florence Nightingale

c)

Patriot Poppy

d)

The Angel of Mercy

4.

A French nobleman who brought soldiers to America and volunteered to fight in the Continental army.

a)

Marquis de Lafayette

b)

Baron Friedrich von Steuben

c)

Bernardo de Galvez

d)

Nathan Hale

e)

Benedict Arnold

5.

Foreign soldiers who are paid to fight.

a)

mercenaries

b)

militiamen

c)

confederates

d)

continentals

6.

This battle in eastern New York is considered to be the major turning point in the Revolutionary War leading to France, Spain, and Holland joining the fight.

a)

Battle of Saratoga

b)

Battle of Long Island

c)

Battle of Trenton

d)

Battle of Bunker Hill

e)

Battle of Princeton

7.

He is known for his victory at sea against a British warship. He is said to remark to the opposing captain, when asked for his surrender, “I have not yet begun to fight!”

a)

John Paul Jones

b)

Marquis de Lafayette

c)

George Rogers Clark

d)

Baron Friedrich von Steuben

e)

Nathan Hale

8.

The Spanish governor of Louisiana that provided support to the Patriots by attacking British trade posts along the Gulf of Mexico.

a)

Bernardo de Galvez

b)

Baron Friedrich von Steuben

c)

John Paul Jones

d)

George Rogers Clark

e)

Marquis de Lafayette

9.

This Prussian military officer trained soldiers in the Continental army at Valley Forge.

a)

Baron Friedrich von Steuben

b)

Bernardo de Galvez

c)

Nathanael Greene

d)

Benedict Arnold

e)

Marquis de Lafayette

10.

This person’s campaigns in the west followed the Ohio River to the Tennessee and ended by capturing Kaskaskia, Cahokia, and Fort Sackville.

a)

George Rogers Clark

b)

John Paul Jones

c)

Bernardo de Gálvez

d)

Marquis de Lafayette

e)

Hamilton Alexander

11.

Match the battleground or encampment with its description

a)

Washington Crossing the Delaware and capturing 900 Hessians

1.

Trenton

b)

Patriot victory that led to support from France, Spain, and Holland

2.

Satatoga

c)

Patriots left their camp, slipped into the darkness, and attacked the British by surprise

3.

Princeton

d)

Patriots drilled and became better soldiers despite the deaths of 2000 during a brutal winter.

4.

Valley Forge

e)

used flags and rapid gunfire to make the British believe they were surrounded by a large force

5.

Fort Sackville

12.

Match the following people of the Revolutionary Era

a)

George Rogers Clark

1.

led western campaign from OH to IL

b)

John Paul Jones

2.

“I have not yet begun to fight!”

c)

Baron Friedrich von Steuben

3.

Prussian; trained army at Valley Forge

d)

Bernardo De Galvez

4.

Spanish leader who protected the port of Louisiana

e)

Marquis De Lafayette

5.

wealthy Frenchman who fought for US

13.

Reorder the following.

a)

British capture New York

b)

Patriot victory at Trenton

c)

Patriot victory at Saratoga

d)

France and Spain increase assistance

e)

Winter at Valley Forge

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
14.

Which factor was a major strength for the American Continental Army, despite their lack of professional training?

a)

A massive, well-supplied navy

b)

A large, well equipped army

c)

Fighting for their independence and for their homes

d)

A well-established government to raise money and troops