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| Thomas Jefferson | composed the Declaration of Independence |
| Nathan Hale | captured and executed by the British for collecting information about British battle plans |
| The Crisis | written by Thomas Paine to raise the morale (spirit) of Patriot soldiers |
| Hessians | German mercenaries fighting for the British that were defeated by Washington's forces in Trenton |
| Battle of Saratoga | a battle in the middle states that was a major turning point in the Revolution; also lifted Patriots' spirits and showed Europe that Americans could win |
| Havana's Ladies | a group of wealthy Spanish women from Cuba that donated millions to the Continental Army |
| Who is famous for saying "I have not yet begun to fight!"? | John Paul Jones |
| Francis Marion | American leader also known as "Swamp Fox" that used guerilla tactics against the British |
| Benedict Arnold | the most infamous traitor in American history, switched to the British side and let other Loyalists in successful attacks |
| What happened to Loyalists' property after the Revolution? | mostly was not returned to them |
| Native Americans | group that mostly sided with the British during the Revolution |
| the northern boundary of the U.S. after the Revolution | Canada |
| the southern boundary of the U.S. after the Revolution | Florida |
| the eastern boundary of the U.S. after the Revolution | Atlantic Ocean |
| the western boundary of the U.S. after the Revolution | Mississippi River |
| Florida | land returned to Spain in 1783 after the Revolutionary War |
| Treaty of Paris | marked the official end of the American Revolution |
| France and Latin America | were inspired by the independence movements of the American Revolution |
| John Paul Jones | naval commander of the Serapis who won a key battle against British ship Bonhomme Richard |
| Made the greatest contribution to the American victory at Yorktown | the French fleet |
| Charles Cornwallis | British commander who surrendered at Yorktown |
| Thomas Paine | author of Common Sense and The Crisis |
| Continentals | paper money printed by the Continental Congress |
| Bernardo de Galvez | governor of Louisiana who played a major role in Spanish attacks against the British |
| Marquis de Lafayette | French noble and high ranking officer in Washington's army |
| Friedrich von Steuben | German baron who helped train Washington's army to march, aim, and attack with bayonets |
