Revolutionary War Sketch Analysis

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What was the primary reason Judith Hernstadt collected the drawing for over 40 years?

  • It was an important piece of her family's history.
  • She received it as a gift from a friend.
  • She believed it was a historical artifact.
  • It was a valuable addition to her collection. (correct)

What significant detail did Matthew Skic notice about the drawing during his visit?

  • The presence of a Revolutionary War uniform. (correct)
  • The artist's signature on the front.
  • An inconsistency in the depiction of the soldiers.
  • An unusual use of color in the sketch.

What does the drawing potentially represent in terms of historical significance?

  • A portrait of a prominent Revolutionary War figure.
  • A depiction of a battle during the American Revolution.
  • An artistic representation of the British forces.
  • An eyewitness account of daily life during the war. (correct)

Which of the following features is NOT depicted in the drawing?

<p>A battlefield with cannons. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Where is the drawing currently housed after its discovery?

<p>Philadelphia's Museum of the American Revolution. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What unique aspect of the sketch makes it notably significant in historical documentation?

<p>It is the first known wartime drawing of North Carolina troops. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What specific role did the women associated with the Continental Army play, as highlighted by the sketch?

<p>They provided essential support through various domestic tasks. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When was the sketch created in relation to a major battle during the Revolutionary War?

<p>It was made shortly before the Battle of Brandywine. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who was the artist responsible for creating the sketch of the North Carolina troops?

<p>Pierre Eugene du Simitiere (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the medium used to create the sketch of the North Carolina Brigade?

<p>Paper and ink (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Revolutionary War Drawing

A pen-and-ink sketch depicting a scene from the American Revolutionary War.

Judith Hernstadt

A collector who owned the Revolutionary War drawing for 40 years.

Museum of the American Revolution

Museum that now houses the Revolutionary War drawing.

Continental Army

The army that represented the 13 Colonies in the American Revolutionary War.

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Eyewitness Account

A depiction of an event based on the observations of someone present at the time.

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North Carolina Troops Sketch

A 15x5 inch drawing of North Carolina Continental troops, likely created in August 1777.

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Revolutionary War Troops

Soldiers serving in the American Revolutionary War.

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Pierre Eugene du Simitiere

The artist who created the North Carolina Troops sketch.

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Historical Sketch Significance

The importance of the sketch lies in its depiction of Colonial troops and their female supporters, often omitted in historical accounts.

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Continental Army Women's Roles

The vital roles women played in supporting the Continental Army through cooking, chores, and healthcare.

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