The American Revolutionary War Quiz - Statistics

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Question Answer % Correct
When was the date when the colonies declared their independence? July 4th, 1776
100%
What was the document they used to declare their independence? (This is an obvious answer) The Declaration of Independence
100%
How many colonists (including slaves) were killed during the Boston Massacre? 5 people
89%
Where did the first battle take place ( known as "The Shot Heard Around The World")? Battle of Lexington and Concord
89%
Where did the colonies declared their independence? Philadelphia
89%
What battle is one of the famous battlefields that the British won? The battle at Bunker Hill
89%
What big city did the British conquered in the beginning of this conflict? New York City
78%
Where was the turning point that gave the patriots the winning side? Battle of Saratoga
67%
When did this battle take place? June 17th, 1775
67%
What group of soldiers that were from Germany sided with the British? The Hessians
67%
What date was this event on? October 19th, 1781
56%
What was that city that they took back when doing this? Trenton
56%
Where did the British surroundered? Yorktown
56%
When was the Boston Tea Party? December 16, 1773
44%
When did the Revolutionary War ended? September 3rd, 1783
44%
When was this battle? September and October of 1777
44%
When did the Revolutionary War start? April 19th, 1775
33%
After the war ended, when event was sparked? The French Revolution
33%
When did this take place? December 26, 1776
22%
When was the Boston Massacre? January 15, 1771
22%
When was this taken place? August 14th, 1776
0%
What river did General Washington and his army crossed and made the "German" army surrender and which was on the other side of the river? (Hint: German meaning the answer from the question above) The Patapaco River
0%
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