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George Washington

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Who is the first American traitor who switched from American

side to the British side?

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Benedict Arnold

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Who is the Spanish governor who sent America food, guns,

and other supplies?

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Bernardo de Galvez

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Because Washington stayed loyal to America, what would he be

called?

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A Patriot

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What was George Washington’s plan to defeat the Hessians?

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Sneak up on them at Christmas time since wars are usually not

fought during the winter.

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What is the main reason many African American slaves agreed

to fight in the war?

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They were promised freedom by their slave owners.

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What did Washington do after he crossed the Delaware on

Christmas night?

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He led the army to defeat the Hessians.

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How did women contribute to the war effort?

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They fought for their husbands when they were wounded and

took care of the soldiers and their children.

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After the Treaty of Paris was signed, how did many people

begin to view slavery?

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unfair

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Who is the woman known for bringing water to troops during

the revolutionary war?

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Molly Pitcher

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What countries contributed to the American war effort?

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France and Spain

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Which army had the best trained soldiers and the best possibility of winning at the beginning of

the revolutionary war?

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The British Army.

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This document ended the revolutionary war.

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The Treaty of Paris

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Many considered the American win in this town to be a turning point in the revolutionary war.

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Saratoga

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A person who believes slavery is wrong is called this.

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abolitionist

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What is a territory?

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An area that belongs to a country but is not governed by the

country.

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This word means when two countries try to reach an

agreement

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Negotiate

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What is the name of the French nobleman who came to fight for

the American army?

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Marquis de Lafayette

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These Americans thought they should follow British laws.

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loyalists

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What is a traitor?

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Someone who acts against their country.

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What was the last major battle of the Revolution and who won?

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Yorktown, the American’s won.

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After the British realized they could not win battles in the north,

what did the British do?

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They moved to the southern colonies.

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What was George Washington’s main role during the Revolutionary war?

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Commander of the American Army

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What are two adjectives to describe Washington?

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Brave, strong, intelligent or anything similar.

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Who is the author of Common Sense and other important essays

that began to convince other Americans that they should be

free.

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Thomas Paine

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Who was one of the first women to speak about women’s rights to

her husband John Adams?

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Abigail Adams