In phase two (1776-1777) of the British war strategy, which British General arrived on Long Island with 32,000 troops and took New York?

Phase three (1777-79) of the British war strategy aimed to subdue which colonies and take which city?

What was the main focus of phase four (1779-81) of the British war strategy?

According to the map, which battle took place on September 11, 1777?

Which city served as the winter headquarters for Washington's troops in 1777-1778 according to the map?

On what date did the battle of Long Island occur, as shown on the map?

Which of the following battles happened first according to the map?

According to the map, which color represents the movement of British troops?

The battle of Monmouth took place on _________

Which battle occurred after the British troops moved from New York City on August 25, 1777, according to the map?

What historical event is depicted in the painting titled 'Washington Crossing the Delaware'?

Who is the central figure standing in the boat in the painting 'Washington Crossing the Delaware'?

The painting 'Washington Crossing the Delaware' shows George Washington leading his troops across the _______ River during the American Revolutionary War.

According to the passage, who crossed the Delaware River during a storm on Christmas Day and routed a Hessian garrison at Trenton, NJ?

Washington's army captured 900 ______ mercenaries during the Battle of Trenton.

The victory at Trenton helped reinforce support for the American Revolution at a precarious time.

What was the motto adopted by Washington and his troops during the crossing of the Delaware River?

According to the map, which river did Washington and his troops cross to attack Trenton?

Who surrendered nearly 6,000 British troops at Saratoga, NY during the Battle of Saratoga (1777)?

What was the significance of the Battle of Saratoga for the Continental Army?

As a result of the victory at Saratoga, the ______ recognized the Americans as a sovereign nation and agreed to enter an alliance with them in early 1778.

According to the painting, who surrendered to Gen. Horatio Gates at Saratoga in October 1777?

What was the main purpose of the Treaty of Amity and Commerce between America and France in February 1778?

The Treaty of Alliance between America and France in 1778 established a wartime partnership.

The Treaty of Amity and Commerce allowed the presence of foreign ________, while formally recognizing American independence.

What historical event is depicted in the image titled 'Franklin & French Entry into the War'?

Which city was occupied by the British in September 1777?

What was one of the main problems faced by Washington's army at Valley Forge during the winter?

Congress could not raise money during the American Revolution because it had no ______ to tax.

Loans from abroad helped ease the fiscal crisis faced by the American rebels in 1779.

The British evacuated ________, along with 3,000 loyalists, to attend to the French fleet in the Atlantic.

Final Phase of the War: Southern Strategy (1778-1781)

Who was trapped at Yorktown, VA in 1781?

The problem of governance in the new nation: The war was a unifying force, but could America devise a government that preserved that unity? Indeed, was a “unified” nation something even to be desired? Confederationists were individuals who:

The problem of governance in the new nation: The war was a unifying force, but could America devise a government that preserved that unity? Indeed, was a “unified” nation something even to be desired? Two approaches to this question: “Nationalists” - Who were they? Why did they want a strong national government, and how would republicanism fit into their vision?

In a republican government, representation in government is based on the consent of the _____.

Political liberty is freedom from arbitrary interference; no one person or group should have the capacity to _____ another.

Where monarchies maintained authority through hereditary privilege and patronage, a republic depended on independent thinking and moral virtue of individual ______

Fill in the blank: Power should not be _____ (fear of concentrated power) in a republican government.

The Confederation government consisted of a ________ congress with delegates elected by state legislatures. (Delegates face three-year term limits)

Under the Articles of Confederation, Congress had the power of direct taxation and could force states to provide troops for war.

Under the Articles of Confederation, there was no national ________ and no national judiciary.

Ultimate authority regarding American law would reside with the ________.