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3 Round 1 Ultimate Question Team 1 Team 2 Scores can be changed manually during the slide show. Complete all of Round 1 before going to the Ultimate Question Click on Round 1 to access categories and questions. Team 3 Team 4

4 Category #1Category #2Category #4Category #5Category #6 Strengths: Brits of Americans? Strengths: Brits of Americans? Events II Events II Whos who? Whos who? Victory or Defeat? Victory or Defeat? Weakness: Brits of Americans? Weakness: Brits of Americans? $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $300 $400 $500 $300 $400 $500 $300 $400 $500 Click on any of the top squares to return to the Scoreboard.

5 $100 What event saw five unarmed civilians killed by British soldiers? AnswerScoreboard

6 $100 Boston Massacre Round 1

7 $200 What event saw the Sons of Liberty commit an act of terrorism against British tea shipments? ScoreboardAnswer

8 $200 Boston Tea Party Round 1

9 $300 What two battles were the first shots fired in the American Revolution? ScoreboardAnswer

10 $300 Lexington and Concord Round 1

11 Place a bet between $100 to $1000 (or higher if you have more money) Question

12 $400 What famous phrase refers to the Battles of Lexington and Concord? ScoreboardAnswer

13 $400 The Shot Heard Round the World Round 1

14 $500 What battle was the turning point of the American Revolution? ScoreboardAnswer

15 $500 Battle of Saratoga Round 1

16 $100 What Battle was the first American Victory of the American Revolution? AnswerScoreboard

17 $100 Battle of Bunker Hill Round 1

18 $200 What famous meeting ended with Thomas Jefferson writing the DOI? ScoreboardAnswer

19 $200 Second Continental Congress Round 1

20 $300 When the British invaded the Southern Colonies what city did they capture to use as a base? ScoreboardAnswer

21 $300 Charlestown Round 1

22 $400 At what battle did General Lord Cornwallis surrender, ending the war? ScoreboardAnswer

23 $400 Battle of Yorktown Round 1

24 $500 What Treaty ended the war? ScoreboardAnswer

25 $500 Round 1 Treaty of Paris

26 $100 This general led the Southern campaign for Great Britian. AnswerScoreboard

27 $100 General Lord Charles Cornwallis Round 1

28 $200 This man wrote the DOI and was the third president of the US. ScoreboardAnswer

29 $200 Thomas Jefferson Round 1

30 $300 This man was leader of the Continental Army and the first President of the US. ScoreboardAnswer

31 $300 George Washington Round 1

32 $400 This general was known as the Swamp Fox for his guerilla tactics. ScoreboardAnswer

33 $400 Francis Marion Round 1

34 $500 This General is the most famous traitor in American History. He tried to surrender the arsenal at Yorktown to the British. ScoreboardAnswer

35 $500 Benedict Arnold Round 1

36 $100 Battle of Saratoga; victory or defeat? AnswerScoreboard

37 $100 Victory! Round 1

38 $200 Battles of Trenton and Princeton; victory or defeat? ScoreboardAnswer

39 $200 Victory Round 1

40 $300 Battle of Charlestown; victory or defeat? ScoreboardAnswer

41 $300 Defeat Round 1

42 $400 Battle of Yorktown; victory or defeat? ScoreboardAnswer

43 $400 Victory Round 1

44 $500 Battles of Lexington and Concord; victory or defeat? ScoreboardAnswer

45 $500 Victory Round 1

46 $100 Short supply lines. AnswerScoreboard

47 $100 Americans Round 1

48 $200 Large powerful navy. ScoreboardAnswer

49 $200 Round 1 British

50 $300 Largest professionally trained Army in the world. ScoreboardAnswer

51 $300 British Round 1

52 $400 Inspirational leader George Washington. ScoreboardAnswer

53 $400 Americans Round 1

54 $500 Knowledge of the land and terrain ScoreboardAnswer

55 $500 Americans Round 1

56 $100 Small untrained Army made up mostly of militia. AnswerScoreboard

57 $100 Americans Round 1

58 $200 Supply lines stretching across the Atlantic Ocean. ScoreboardAnswer

59 $200 British Round 1

60 $300 Forced to fight a war on multiple continents due to French intervention in the war. ScoreboardAnswer

61 $300 British Round 1

62 $400 Lack of supplies: food, blankets, shoes, etc. ScoreboardAnswer

63 $400 Americans Round 1

64 $500 The longer the war dragged out the angrier the taxpayers became. ScoreboardAnswer

65 $500 British Round 1

66 Category: Geography Scoreboard Make your wager!! Go to Ultimate Question

67 What city was the birthplace of the American Revolution? Scoreboard Ultimate Question Answer

68 Scoreboard Ultimate Question Back to Ultimate Question Boston, Massacusettes

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