Week 7: Important Figures of the American Revolution

Patriots were true to the king and to Great Britain while Loyalists wanted to break away from Britian and form their own government.

Patriots were true to the Tories while the Loyalists were loyal to Canada.

Loyalists were true to the king and to Great Britain while Patriots wanted to break away from Britain and form their own government.

Loyalists were true to the colonists while the Patriots were loyal to the Redcoats.

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when they went to the laundromat and put their clothes in the dryer.

when they hung up their laundry

when their children were at school

while wearing spy rings on their fingers that communicated with other spies

men aged sixteen to sixty

women aged sixteen to sixty

men aged fifteen to nineteen

woman aged fifteen to nineteen

a group of spies who assisted their spymaster, Robert Townsend

a group of spies who assisted their spymaster, Gen. George Washington

a group of spies who assisted their spymaster, Colonel Tye

a group of spies who assisted their spymaster, Joseph Brant

Baron Friedrich von Steuben said those words that referred to the Redcoats using muskets.

George Washington said those words that referred to having to work with unprepated militia men.

Lucy Knox said those words that referred to her life as the wife of Henry Knox.

Henry Knox said those words that referred to his life as the husband of Lucy Knox.

Rifles were faster to reload than muskets; muskets were better for hunting, not war.

Muskets were slower to reload than rifles; muskets were also better for hunting, not war.

Muskets were straighter than rifles and were better war weapons than rifles.

Muskets were faster to reload than rifles; rifles were better for hunting not war.