American Revolution Crossword

This battle was also known as "the shot heard around the world". This was a battle between the thirteen colonies and the British. This battle ended with the colonist retreating.
This was a pamphlet written by Thomas Paine. This pamphlet was made in 1775. This praised the independence between Great Britain and the thirteen colonies.
This took place December 16, 1773. This happened in a result of "taxation without representation". 340 chest of British tea were dumped into the Boston harbor during this.
This man led groups of sailors who stood up for what they believed in. This man was the first shot in the Boston Massacre. He also used to be a slave.
This was where indirect taxes were being imposed on the 13 colonies. This act imposed taxes on glass, paint, led, and tea. This act took place in 1767
These people were colonist who opposed the American Revolution. They stayed loyal to the British crown during the American Revolution. They were also often called Tories or even kings men.
This took place in winter 1777-1778. This was a base of the continental army camp. General George Washington led 11,000 troops to this camp.
This battle was the turning point in the American Revolution. This battle split the 13 Colonies a part from one another. This battle gave the Americans hope they could win the American Revolution.
This battle was fought December 26, 1776. American forces won this battle. General George Washington famously crossed the Delaware river in this battle.
This battle took place in Virginia. The Americans greatly out numbed the British with the help of the French. This was the final battle in the American Revolution.
This treaty ended the American Revolutionary war. Peace negotiations were made after this. The British finally recognized the freedom of the 13 colonies with this treaty.