This general led the British troops at the end of the Revolutionary War

The "shot heard 'round the world" was fired in this colony

Father of the U.S. Navy

This name was given to the hunting rifle used by the colonists

This chairman signed his name larger than any one else

This general led the British troops at the beginning of the Revolutionary War

This city was the site of the largest battle of the Revolutionary War

Frenchman who served on General Washington's staff

British muskets were also used in hand to hand combat by attaching this

Along with life and liberty, this is the unalienable right listed in the Declaration

The leader of the British forces at the Battles of Saratoga

The city of General Cornwallis' surrender

This Prussian trained colonial troops at Valley Forge

Meaning "small war", this type of warfare utilizes stealth and speed

This was the date the Declaration of Independence was ratified

The colonial leader who led the forces in the Southern Campaign

The majority of the Battle of Bunker Hill was fought on this hill

This colonial general pushed back British troops in the Ohio River Valley

The style of warfare used by the British troops and common in Europe

This is the name given to the meeting of delegates that wrote and ratified the Declaration

The colonial leader who took Fort Ticonderoga

Location of the only battle where George Washington surrendered

Led a band of riflemen who harassed British troops in New York and killed Simon Fraser at Saratoga

This was the nickname given by British troops to the musket they commonly used

Along with Lives and Fortunes, this was what the signers pledged to one another