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Who were Patriots? American colonists who fought for independence from Great Britain during the Revolutionary War.
Who were Redcoats? British soldiers who fought against colonists in the American Revolution.
who were Loyalists? Colonists who sided with Britain in the American Revolution.
Mercenaries hired foreign soldiers
How did the size of the Continental navy affect its strategy against the British? The Continental Navy was much smaller, so Patriot leaders chose to attack the British supply base and British supply ships.
What did the Second Continental Congress accomplish? They formed a Continental army and attempted to restore harmony the Olive Branch Petition.
Why did a British force march on Concord? To seize militia weapons stored in Concord.
Do you think that most colonists would have supported independence from Britain without Thomas Paine's publication of common sense? yes-England was unfair no-common sense had a major impact on public opinion.
Minutemen American colonial militia members ready to fight at a minute's notice
What was the name of the rebel government that organized the American Revolution? Second Continental Congress
What was the name of the American Army? Continental Army
Who won the battle at Bunker Hill? British
Who left with the British army to avoid danger? Loyalists
Where was the British army surrounded and forced to leave the 13 colonies from? Boston
Massachusetts delegate and strong supporter for independence? John Adams
Who wrote most of the Declaration of Independence? Thomas Jefferson
Pennsylvania delegate that helped write the Declaration? Ben Franklin
Who was the president of the Second Continental Congress? John Hancock
What two truths does the Declaration of Independence state are self-evident. -all men are created equal -all men have rights that cannot be taken away
What 3 inalienable rights does Jefferson state that all people have? Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of happiness
What did the 55 signers pledge to show their support for the Declaration? -their lives -their reputations
Where did the British Army reenter the colonies for war? New York
Describe what took place at Washington's crossing and the battle of Trenton? Washington's army planned a surprise attack the Hessians
What major southern city was seized by the British? Savannah,Georgia
British general who surrendered at Yorktown ending the major fighting? General Cornwallis
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