The American Revolution - The Battles Flashcards
Explain the issues surrounding important events of the American Revolution, including declaring independence, writing the Articles of Confederation, fighting the battles of Lexington and Concord, Saratoga, and Yorktown; enduring the winter at Valley Forge, and signing the Treaty of Paris of 1783
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1011334998 | What is mercantalism? | An economic doctrine that a nation benefits through trade. | 0 | |
1011334999 | What battle is associated with the famous "shot heard round the world"? | Lexington | 1 | |
1011335000 | The first battle of the revolution is? | Lexington | 2 | |
1011335001 | Who won the battle of Lexington? | Britain | 3 | |
1011335002 | At which battle were the patriots trying to prevent the british from finding their stored ammunition? | Concord | 4 | |
1011335003 | At which battle were the British soldiers turned back at the north bridge? | Concord | 5 | |
1011335004 | Who won the battle of Concord? | The British | 6 | |
1011335005 | Which patriot group played a huge role in progressing the revolution? | The Sons of Liberty | 7 | |
1011335006 | Who gave a famous midnight ride to warn the British were advancing? | Paul Revere | 8 | |
1011335007 | At which battle did the patriots seize a valuable fort? | Ft. Ticonderoga | 9 | |
1011335008 | This battle is a symbol of patriot determination. | Battle of Bunker Hill | 10 | |
1011335009 | What General had the lead command of the Colonial Army? | George Washington | 11 | |
1011335010 | After this battle was over Washington felt defeated that the revolution may be over for the patriots. | Battle of Long Island | 12 | |
1011335011 | This battle is sometimes called the Battle of Brooklyn. | Battle of Long Island | 13 | |
1011335012 | These two battles were a positive turning point for the patriots. | Battles of Trenton and Princeton | 14 | |
1011335013 | Washington crossed this river in the early hours of the morning to surprise the Hessian army? | Delaware River | 15 | |
1011335014 | Which battle is associated with Washington's famous crossing of the Delaware River? | Trenton | 16 | |
1011335015 | After which two battles does Washington retreat to Valley Forge? | The Battles of Brandywine and Germantown | 17 | |
1011335016 | What is a mercanary | People primarily concerned with making money at the expense of ethics. | 18 | |
1011335017 | Who are the Hessians? | German mercanaries | 19 | |
1011335018 | Where were the Hessians from? | Germany | 20 | |
1011335019 | Who did the Hessians support during the revolution? | British | 21 | |
1011335020 | Was the Hessian army a strength or a weakness for the British? | weakness | 22 | |
1011335021 | Where did Washington's troops spend the harsh winter of 1777? | Valley Forge | 23 | |
1011335022 | Did many men die at Valley Forge? | yes | 24 | |
1011335023 | What were 2 major causes of death among the colonial troops at Valley Forge? | sickness and starvation | 25 | |
1011335024 | What was the capital of the colonies? | Philadelphia | 26 | |
1011335025 | At what battle do the British seize the colonial capital of Philadelphia? | Battle of Brandywine | 27 | |
1011335026 | A British battle strategy was to separate the New England colonies from the _______ colonies? | middle colonies | 28 | |
1011335027 | After this American victory the Spanish and French join the patriot cause? | Saratoga | 29 | |
1011335028 | This battle ends the war in the New England colonies? | Saratoga | 30 | |
1011335029 | This battle ends the war in the southern colonies? | Cowpens | 31 | |
1011335030 | The British General that surrenders to Washington ending the American Revolution? | Lord Cornwallis | 32 | |
1011335031 | This battle ends the American revolution? | Yorktown | 33 | |
1011335032 | Who wins the American Revolution? | The patriots | 34 | |
1011335033 | Did America officially have its independence when they declared it July 4, 1776? | No | 35 | |
1011335034 | What was signed to officially end the American Revolution? | Treaty of Paris | 36 | |
1011335035 | When was the Treaty of Paris signed? | September of 1783 | 37 |