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Directions on how to play and record your
responses 1. You must advance with the left
mouse clicking feature. 2. If you are trying
to get back to the main game board always
left-click on the home symbol. (located at the
bottom of each question) 3. With the reference
sheet provided please record your answers in the
spaces provided under the correct
category. Confused so far, Raise your
non-clicking hand into the air!
American Revolution

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the Final Jeopardy Question)
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Early Years
Famous People
Famous Battles
Quotes
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F I N A L ?
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What were the 1st battles of the American
Revolution?
Lexington and Concord

• Early Years of the Revolution
• 100

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Who were the Loyalists (or Tories)?
People who opposed the split with the England.

• Famous People
• 100

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What were Lexington and Concord?
The first two battles of the Revolution.

• Famous Battles
• 100

6
What did Patrick Henry say?
Give me liberty or give me death.

• Famous Quotes
• 100

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Who were Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys?
I was the person who took over Ft. Ticonderoga
with the Boys!

• Early Years of the Revolution
• 200

8
Who was John Paul Jones?
Man given credit for forming the American Navy.

• Famous People 200

9
What were Montreal and Quebec?
Two cities in Canada that Benedict Arnold fought
to capture.

• Famous Battles
• 200

10
What did Ben Franklin say?
We must all hang together or assuredly we shall
all hang separately.

• Famous Quotes
• 200

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Who was George Washington?
I was the one chosen to lead the Continental
Army. (I was one of the richest colonists at the
start of the Revolution.)

• Early Years of the Revolution
• 300

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Who was Francis Marion?
General called the Swamp Fox. (Somewhat the
historical figure depicted in The
Patriot.) Very successful in the South.

• Famous
• People
• 300

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What was Trenton?
Surprise victory for General Washington on
December 26th, 1777. He crossed the Delaware
River to his easy victory.

• Famous Battles
• 300

14
What did Nathan Hale say?
I only regret that I have but one life to lose
for my country.

• Famous Quotes
• 300

15
Who was Paul Revere?
Audio/Visual Question Left Click the Mouse!
I was the famous person who forewarned the people
of Lexington.

• Early Years of the Revolution
• 400

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Who was Benedict Arnold?
American General who later became a
traitor. (Need a hint, left click mouse once)

• Famous People
• 400

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What was the Battle of Saratoga?
Turning Point of the American Revolution (Located
in New York State)

• Famous Battles
• 400

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What did Thomas Jefferson say?
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that
all men are created equal

• Famous Quotes
• 400

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What was the Battle of Bunker Hill?
This battle proved to the Colonists that they
could fight with the British Army, if only they
had supplies.

• Early Years of the Revolution
• 500

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Who was Thomas Paine?
I was the author of a pamphlet on the Colonists
duty to rebel against England.(Common Sense) My
second work was The Crisis.

• Famous People 500

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What was the Battle of Yorktown?
One of the final conflicts in the South, where
General Cornwallis surrendered. (Ended the
Revolution.)

• Famous Battles
• 500

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What did John Paul Jones say?
I have not yet begun to fight. (Yelled while on
his vessel.)

• Famous Quotes
• 500

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Final Jeopardy Question
The are three reasons why this battle was the
most important 1. It ended the British threat
to New England. 2. The Continental Army gained a
new ally, France. 3. Increased the Patriots
spirits. Name this battle!