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Road to Rebellion: Spirit of 1776

Follow the journey of the bold patriots who fought for liberty in the American Revolution, from the Boston Tea Party to the Battle of Saratoga.

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Road to Rebellion: Spirit of 1776

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  1. Road to Rebellion Taking up Arms Spirit of 1776 Give Me Liberty An Independent Nation 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 10 pt 10 pt 10 pt 10 pt 10 pt 15 pt 15 pt 15 pt 15 pt 15 pt 20 pt 20 pt 20 pt 20 pt 20 pt 25 pt 25 pt 25 pt 25 pt 25 pt

  2. “Give me liberty Or give me death”

  3. Patrick Henry

  4. Met in May 1774

  5. Continental Congress

  6. Two men who organized the Minutemen

  7. Samuel Adams John Hancock

  8. Organized the Boston Tea Party

  9. Samuel Adams

  10. A popular patriot fighting song

  11. Yankee Doodle

  12. Paul Revere’s profession

  13. silversmith

  14. Lawyer who believed Britain did not have the right to tax the Colonists

  15. Patrick Henry

  16. Took her husband’s place at the cannon when he was wounded

  17. Molly Hays

  18. Turning point of the Revolution

  19. Battle of Saratoga

  20. Name of a group of patriots who fought for liberty

  21. Sons of Liberty

  22. Rode with Paul Revere

  23. William Dawes

  24. General in charge of the British troops

  25. General Cornwallis

  26. People who could be ready to battle the British at a moment’s notice

  27. Minutemen

  28. Quartering Act is an invasion of this

  29. privacy

  30. Prior to the Battles of Lexington and concord, he warned the colonists by horse that the British were coming

  31. Paul Revere

  32. She was a famous playwright who organized boycotts and spoke out against the British rule of the colonies

  33. Mercy Otis Warren

  34. General and commander of the Continental Army

  35. George Washington

  36. Penned Common Sense

  37. Thomas Paine

  38. A wealthy French citizen who came to America to support the Revolution

  39. Marquis de Lafayette

  40. King of England during the time of the American Revolution

  41. King George III

  42. German mercenaries who fought for the Continental Army

  43. Hessians

  44. Author of Poor Richard’s Almanac

  45. Benjamin Franklin

  46. A person who agreed to work 4-7 years for someone in exchange for passage to the New World

  47. Indentured servant

  48. A volunteer army

  49. Militia

  50. First two battles of the Revolutionary War

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