American Revolution Study Guide John Hancock: ______________________________ Instructions: Draw a connection map with arrows and circles to connect all of these topics into a visual map. For each topic, there must be at least two pieces of information connecting to each circle. Look at the example on the next page to help understand my expectations. Also, complete the crossword as part of your study guide. -Subler Meaning of Taxation Nathanial Hale Structure of Writing “No without Representation” Thomas Paine Author? Century of fighting Von Stueben Committee of Five Guerilla Warfare de Lafayette Global Role in politics Hessians Causes: Battles French involvement French and Indian War Battle of Lexington and Location 1st Continental Congress vs. Concord Causes 2nd Continental Congress Battle of Fort Ticonderoga Branch Petition Treaty that ended the Battle of Bunker Hill Reasons why we won the war? war Battle of Long Island Provisions laid out Battle of Trenton People in treaty Battle of Saratoga Sam Adams Sugar Act Valley Forge (winter) Ben Franklin Stamp Act Battle of Yorktown Patrick Henry Quartering Act Famous Line Declaratory Act Extra Words Townshend Acts Thomas Paine’s “Common George Washington Writs of Assistance Sense” Patrick Henry's Speech John Adams Tea Act Loyalists v. Patriots Thomas Jefferson Intolerable Act John Hancock Paul Revere Ethan Allen Declaration of Independence Benedict Arnold Unalienable Rights
American Revolution Study Guide John Hancock: ______________________________ Instructions: Draw a connection map with arrows and circles to connect all of these topics into a visual map. For each topic, there must be at least two pieces of information connecting to each circle. Look at the example on the next page to help understand my expectations. Also, complete the crossword as part of your study guide. -Subler Meaning of “No Taxation without Representation” Century of fighting Guerilla Warfare Global Role in politics Hessians French involvement 1st Continental Congress vs. 2nd Continental Congress Branch Petition Reasons why we won the war? People Sam Adams Ben Franklin Patrick Henry Famous Line Words George Washington John Adams Thomas Jefferson John Hancock Paul Revere Ethan Allen Benedict Arnold Nathanial Hale Thomas Paine Von Stueben de Lafayette Causes: French and Indian War Location Causes Treaty that ended the war Provisions laid out in treaty Sugar Act Stamp Act Quartering Act Declaratory Act Townshend Acts Writs of Assistance Tea Act Intolerable Act Declaration of Independence Unalienable Rights Structure of Writing Author? Committee of Five Battles Battle of Lexington and Concord Battle of Fort Ticonderoga Battle of Bunker Hill Battle of Long Island Battle of Trenton Battle of Saratoga Valley Forge (winter) Battle of Yorktown Extra Thomas Paine’s “Common Sense” Patrick Henry's Speech Loyalists v. Patriots