Notable figures, events or places in thr American Revolution Quiz by jayswags

American Revolution Noteable	Person or Place
Known as the Swamp Fox
Famous General from Rhode Island
State were the 'Waxhaw Massacre' occurred
Name of first Constitution of United States
Author of 'Common Sense'
British officer captured with treasonous plans supplied by Benedict Arnold
Led American forces that defeated the British at Cowpens
Last Commander in Chief of British Forces
British Commander in Chief during Battle of Bunker Hill

American Revolution Noteable	Person or Place
British Prison ship nicknamed Hell
First State to ratify current U.S. Constitution
First American Ambassador to England
First Person killed at Boston Massacre
President of the Second Continental Congress
Last Royal Govenor of New Jersey
Location of George Washington first major victory
American General in command of American Artillary
Author of Declaration of Independence

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American Revolution Noteables Quiz

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Created Jul 29, 2010 in History
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	johnlk:	Jul 29th, 2010 at 18:21 GMT		1 point
	Attucks and Carleton are spelled wrong.

	sobdennis:	Jul 29th, 2010 at 18:42 GMT		1 point
	Hancock was president of the Second continental congress. I am not sure about the first.

	demonstah:	Jul 29th, 2010 at 20:07 GMT		1 point
	Peyton Randolph or Henry Middleton are the correct answers for the president of the First Continental Congress. Thomas PaIne. The Articles of Confederation weren't a constitution, they were a different type of governing document called, well, articles of confederation. Jefferson had help, though he was the /primary/ author. As noted above, Attucks and Carleton. Also, FrancIs Marion, State wHere the Waxhaw..., American artillEry, george Washington'S first major victory, NathanAel Greene...I may have missed some.