| A | B |
|---|
| The group of representatives from various colonies that met to discuss ideas, a course of action, and later governed the United States | Continental Congress |
| A meeting of Virginia leaders who met after the royal govenor left. | Virginia Convention |
| This man is famous for saying, "Sir, I have not yet begun to fight." | John Paul Jones |
| A traitor who defected to the British and was once a trusted commander to George Washington | Benedict Arnold |
| A slave who volunteered to spy on the British | James Lafayette |
| This war lasted 10 years | The French and Indian War |
| The battle that ended the Revolutionary War | The Battle of Yorktown |
| The attack that begins the Revolutionary War | The French attack Fort Necessity |
| This man is famous for saying, "Give me liberty or give me death." | Patrick Henry |
| A tax on all printed material | Stamp Act |
| He wrote the Declaration of Independence | Thomas Jefferson |
| Groups who kept in close contact with people from the other colonies through letter writing. | Committees of Correspondence |
| The army led by George Washington | The Continental Army |
| Those who sided with the British and opposed independence | Loyalists |
| Jefferson's home in Charlottesville | Monticello |
| A young soldier who warned Jefferson that the British were marching on Charlottesville allowing him time to escape. | Jack Jouett |
| Govenor of Virginia during the French and Indian War | Robert Dinwiddie |
