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| Conflict developed between England and the colonies because they disagreed over | how the colonists should be governed |
| The colonists believed that it should have authority over the colonies and the colonies believed | they should govern themselves. |
| The English Parliament believed that it should have the right to make decicions for the colonies | "in all cases whatsoever." |
| The colonies believed that England did not have the right to tax them because they | had no representation in Parliament. |
| Guerrilla warfare uses | hit-and-run attacks. |
| The Declaration of Independence states that the authority to run the government belongs to | the people |
| The document that states all people are created equal and have the right to "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" is the | Declaration of Independence |
| During the Revolutionary War, colonists who sided with the British were called | Loyalists |
| During the Revolutionary War, colonists who joined the Continental Army to fight against the English were | Patriots |
| "The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot..." | Thomas Paine |
| During the Revolutionary War, some colonists refused to take sides. They were considered | neutral |
| During the Revolutionary War, African Americans sided with the English because | they were promised freedom |
| Women made contributions during the Revolutionary War by | taking on more responsibility at home |
| A woman who disguised herself as a man and fought with the Patriots was | Deborah Sampson |
| Commander-In-Chief of the Continental Army during the American Revolution | George Washington |
| Another member of the committe that wrote the Declaration of Independence was | Ben Franklin |
| Virginia patriot who said, "Give me liberty or give me death!" | Patrick Henry |
| Patrick Henry spoke out in the Virginia House of Burgesses against the | Stamp Act |
| The American Revolution ended in the Battle at | Yorktown, Virginia |
| Cavalry is | units of soldiers on horseback. |
| The Virginian who was elected as the first President of the United States was | George Washington |
| Because he provided strong leadership as President of the United States, George Washington is often called the | "Father of Our Country" |
| From whom did our founding fathers borrow ideas about Natural Rights? | John Locke |
| Where did Washington attack after Trenton? | Princeton |
