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Welcome to American Revolution. Jeopardy. People. Places. Declaration Of Independence. Causes. People Part 2. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. Final Jeopardy. 100. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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• Answer– The commander of the American army.

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• Question- Who was George Washington?

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• Answer- The writer of the Declaration of Independence.

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Who was Thomas Jefferson?

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• Answer— He taxed the colonies to pay for the French and Indian War.

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• Question— Who was King George III of England?

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husband’s place at the cannon after he was injured at the Battle of Monmouth.

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• Question– Who was Molly Pitcher?

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• Answer— He asked the King of France for money to help the Americans.

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• Question– Who was Benjamin Franklin?

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• Answer– The First and Second Continental Congresses met in this city.

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• Question– What is Philadelphia?

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• Answer— The American army spent the winter of 1777-1778 here.

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What is Valley Forge?

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• Answer— George Washington and his men surprised the British here on Christmas night, 1776.

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• Question— What is Trenton?

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• Answer— The English took control of Philadelphia after defeating the Americans here in September, 1777.

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What is the Battle of Brandywine?

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• Answer— The British attacked the Americans at night and killed 53 men.

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• Question— What is the Paoli Massacre?

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• Answer— The building where the Declaration was debated and voted upon.

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What is Independence Hall?

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• Answer— He wrote the first “sloppy copy” of the Declaration.

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• Question— Who is Thomas Jefferson?

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• Answer— The Declaration was approved on this day.

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• Question— What is July 4th, 1776?

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• Answer— The southern states would not vote for independence unless this issue was removed from the Declaration.

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What is slavery?

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• Answer— The Declaration was written and approved during this meeting.

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What is the Second Continental Congress?

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• Answer— King George III of England decided to do this to pay for the French and Indian War.

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• Question— What is tax the colonies?

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Answer - Stop buying imported English goods.

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• Question— What did the First Continental Congress agree to do?

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• Answer— Because the colonies stopped buying English goods.

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• Question— Why did the king stop taxing everything but tea?

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• Answer— Because the tax situation became very bad.

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• Question— Why did the colonies decide to meet as a group?

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• Answer- Because the Second Continental Congress decided to tell King George the colonies wanted their freedom.

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• Question— Why was the Declaration of Independence written?

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• Answer— She made the first American flag.

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• Question— Who was Betsy Ross?

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• Answer— A German officer who trained the Americans at Valley Forge.

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• Question— Who was Friedrich von Steuben?

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• Answer— An American General known for his risk-taking and his bad temper.

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• Question— Who

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• Answer – He made uniforms for the American soldiers, even though he was not paid.

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• Question— Who was Samuel Wetherill?

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• Answer— He helped to get a loan of money from the Dutch.

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Who was Haym Salomon?

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Final Jeopardy

• Answer— Because Pennsylvania was the

“keystone”

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Final Jeopardy

• Question— Why did the Continental Congresses meet in Philadelphia?