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| Battle at Saratoga | This battle was the turning point of the American Revolution |
| Paul Revere | He warned the colonists that the British were coming |
| King George III | This was the King of England who wanted control over America |
| Sons of Liberty | This was the radical group who protested British control |
| George Washington | He was in control of the colonists troops in the Revolutionary War |
| Patrick Henry | He was a famous orator who said, "Give me liberty or give me death!" |
| John Hancock | He was the president of the Second Continental Congress and the first signer of the Declaration of Independence |
| Lexington | The first shots of the Revolutionary War were shot here |
| Valley Forge | This place is where the Continental Army stayed over the winter and endured much hardship |
| Boston Massacre | This was the event in which several colonists were killed by British soldiers due to the fear that colonists were going to riot |
| Quartering Act | This Act allowed British soldiers to be housed in the homes of colonists |
| John Paul Jones | This man was thought to be a pirate by the British; the French gave him a fleet of ships. His famous phrase is, "I have not yet begun to fight!" |
| Bernardo de Galvez | He was the Spanish Governor of Louisiana who closed the port of New Orleans to the British as well as captured ports all the way to Pensacola, Florida |
| Nathan Hale | Before being hung by a British spy, stated, "I regret I have but one life to lose for my country." |
| Hessians | German mercenaries |
| Thomas Jefferson | He drafted the Declaration of Independence |
| Battle at Yorktown | At this battle,t he British surrendered to American troops thus ending the Revolutionary War |
| import | A term for goods being brought into a country to sell |
| export | a term for items being taken out of the country to sell |
| boycott | This term means: refusal to buy goods |
| repeal | This term means to "overturn" something like an Act or law |
| Battle of Trenton | This was the battle George Washington won over the Hessians the day after Christmas |
| Baron von Stueben | This man was a Prussian who helped turn the Continental Army into a fighting force |
| George Rogers Clark | This man was a surveyor who knew the Applachian territory well; organized the Mountain Boys of Tennessee |
