American Revolution Test Review

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American Revolution Test Review

What was the land north of the Ohio River called? Northwest Territory

Families moved west of what mountains to start farms? Appalachians

Who sued to be free after hearing the Declaration of Independence read? Elizabeth Freeman

What group of people started the country’s first abolitionist group? Quakers

Individual states started to write their own_____ in 1776? Constitutions

What was signed on September 3, 1783? Treaty of Paris

The French and the Americans Who made a plan to surround Cornwallis at Yorktown to help end the American Revolution? The French and the Americans

Who set up headquarters in Yorktown? General Cornwallis

The British and the Americans fought a major battle in North Carolina at______? Guilford Courthouse

Who earned the name Molly Pitcher? Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley

Who said, “I regret I have but one life to lose for my country”? Nathan Hale

Who was the German soldier who taught American troops a better way to march and fight? Von Steuben

The victory at Saratoga convinced what country to help the Americans? France

Who traveled from France to join the Continental Army? Lafayette

The Continental Army moved to _____ to keep an eye on the British in Philadelphia Valley Forge

What river did Washington cross on Christmas night 1776? Delaware

Who argued for freedom in letter she wrote to her husband? Abigail Adams

Who wrote poems and stories about people fighting for freedom? Mercy Otis Warren

Who was wounded after taking her husband’s place in battle? Margaret Corbin

Who rode 40 miles to tell the Americans of a British attack? Sybil Ludington

Who pretended to be a man so she could fight in the war? Deborah Sampson

Who traveled with her husband and helped cook and wash clothes? Martha Washington

This word means that prices of items go up. inflation

Loyalists are Loyal to the king

Patriots are people who …. Want independence

The end…… of the slide show . But the beginning of a new country!!!