10 Questions
Who were the two main opposing forces in the American Revolution?
British soldiers and the Continental Army
What did the colonists want in terms of representation and decision making?
Representation in their government and decision making
Where did the American Revolution primarily take place?
New England, middle regions, and Boston
When did the American Revolution take place?
1775-1783
Why did the American colonists revolt against the British?
King George and his tyrannical behavior caused division in the colonies, and anger toward him and the Parliament
What was the impact of the shortage of supplies on the Continental Army?
It weakened the Continental Army and affected their ability to fight effectively.
How did General George Washington's leadership contribute to the strengths of the colonists?
General George Washington's leadership provided a source of strength for the colonists.
What was the significance of the Declaration of Independence on the war?
The Declaration of Independence declared the colonies as free states, signaling their determination to fight for their independence.
How did the reading of Thomas Paine's pamphlet 'The Crisis' impact the morale of the colonists?
The reading of 'The Crisis' by Thomas Paine boosted the morale of the colonists.
What was the significance of the surprise victories at Trenton and Princeton for the colonists?
The surprise victories at Trenton and Princeton boosted the morale of the colonists and marked a turning point in the war.
This study guide covers the 5 W's - who, what, where, when, and why - of the American Revolutionary War. It includes key figures such as the British soldiers, Continental Army, King George, and the colonists, as well as important events like the Treaty of Paris.
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