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1 Name: Finished: 5 th Grade Social Studies Web Quest: The American Revolution If you don t know the meaning of a word, here are ways to increase your vocabulary: look it up in a dictionary Worked with Team Members: A Web Quest is a fun way to walk through research. It s like being a detective looking for the answers. Sometimes you have to use your prior knowledge (from class lectures and other reading like the textbook) along with new information to form an answer. You re encouraged to work with friends and discuss answers, though that s not required. When you work in a team, be sure to give credit to the entire team. Don t wait until the last minute to do all of this. Do a little bit each day. Instructions Go to: What you should see after following the instructions. Ben s Guide to U.S. Government for Kids A picture of Benjamin Franklin Flying a Kite. Links in the kite for different grade levels. Click on the link: 6-8 Grades 6-8 Benjamin Franklin pointing to a chalk board with links on it. Click on the link: Historical Documents Click on the link: Declaration of Independence Historical Documents Links to the most important documents in U.S. political history from 1776 to The Declaration of Independence Links to the most important documents in U.S. political history from 1776 to Answer the following questions. (Due to time limitations, complete sentences are not required.) 1. What does the Declaration of Independence signify? Web Quest: Revolutionary War Page 1 of 17
2 Name: Finished: 2. Who penned (authored and wrote) the Declaration of Independence? (first and last name) 3. We celebrate July 4 th every year? Why? What happened on that day? 4. What had happened two days earlier on July 2 nd? 5. Describe the main topic of the two sections of The Declaration of Independence. Part 1: Part 2: 6. Define the following words that are in the Declaration of Independence. self-evident endowed unalienable rights pursuit Web Quest: Revolutionary War Page 2 of 17
3 Name: Finished: 7. In your own words, how would you describe to an 8-year old what this sentence means: We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. 8. To secure the rights of Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness, governments are created that get their power from whom? 9. When a government becomes destructive of Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness, what do the people have the right to do? 10. The Declaration of Independence points out that history has shown that mankind has a tendency to endure suffering at the hands of evil doers rather than do the work and take the risks needed to make things right. What does it say is a person s duty (obligation) when faced with ongoing abuse? Web Quest: Revolutionary War Page 3 of 17
4 Name: Finished: Go to: Instructions What you should see after following the instructions. The Biographical Dictionary Search Page Enter the name of the person you want to research and then click the Begin Search button. Information about the person you are researching. When finished, click the Back button in your web browser to conduct another search. The Biographical Dictionary Search Page Answer the following questions. (Due to time limitations, complete sentences are not required.) 1. Betsy Ross was born in 1752 and sewed the 1 st American Flag in How old was she when she sewed the flag? 2. What year did the Continental Congress adopt as our nation s flag the design that Betsy Ross had sewn? How many stars are on the original U.S. flag? 3. How many stripes are on the original U.S. flag? 4. Why that number? 5. How many stars are on the U.S. flag today? 6. Why that number? 7. Who was George III? 8. What was his lifespan (that is, the years he was born and died)? Web Quest: Revolutionary War Page 4 of 17
5 Name: Finished: 9. Who was Patrick Henry? Patrick Henry George Washington at Valley Forge 10. What was George Washington s military title during the Revolutionary war? 11. Who was Benedict Arnold? 12. Who was John Paul Jones? (see ) John Paul Jones 13. Who was Sam Adams? Benedict Arnold Web Quest: Revolutionary War Page 5 of 17
6 Name: Finished: Who was Ethan Allen? 15. Who was Nathan Hale? Ethan Allen 16. Who was John Hancock? Nathan Hale John Hancock 17. Who was General Thomas Gage? ( General Thomas Gage 18. Who was Cornwallis? Cornwallis Web Quest: Revolutionary War Page 6 of 17
7 Name: Finished: Who was Sam Adams? 20. Who was Marquis de Lafayette? (see Who was General Pulaski? Lafayette Minuteman 22. Who were the minutemen? 23. What is a militia? Sam Adams General Pulaski 24. Who were the redcoats? redcoat militia 25. Who were the loyalists? Web Quest: Revolutionary War Page 7 of 17 loyalist
8 Name: Finished: Instructions Go to: Enter the name of the person you want to research and then click the Begin Search button. When finished, click the Back button in your web browser to conduct another search. What you should see after following the instructions. The Biographical Dictionary Search Page Information about the person you are researching. The Biographical Dictionary Search Page Write the names of the colonies in order from North to South: Web Quest: Revolutionary War Page 8 of 17
9 Name: Finished: Go to: Instructions What you should see after following the instructions. Major Events of the Revolutionary War Links to information about important events. Click on the link for the event you want to research. Information about the event. Click the link for More Information to find detailed answers. When finished, click the Back button in your web browser to conduct another search. Major Events of the Revolutionary War Links to information about important events. Fill in the following tables like this one. Event #1 Location Description Battle of Lexington & Concord April 19, 1775 Lexington & Concord, Massachusetts Rebel Militia The battle started in Lexington where the British killed 17 colonists. Then, they marched toward Concord. When the British set fire to some supplies in Concord, the colonists went to defend the town, but the British held onto Concord. By noon, the British commander Colonel Smith decided that he could withdraw to Boston. As he withdrew, militia began surrounding his troops on all sides. The American militiamen seemed to be everywhere on the road between Concord and Lexington firing at the retreating British troops. Just beyond Lexington the British forces were joined by a force of 1000 soldiers led by Lord Percy. The British once again advanced on Lexington, capturing the southern part, and plundering homes there, until the mass of gathering militia became too great. They withdrew to Boston. During the day, 1,800 British soldiers had met approximately 4,000 Americans. The British lost 65 soldiers with an additional 173 wounded. The Americans lost 49 militia members and had 46 wounded. The war was on there was no turning back! This battle began the Revolutionary War that eventually lead to independence from the King of England (Great Britain). Web Quest: Revolutionary War Page 9 of 17
10 Name: Finished: Event #2 Location Description The Battle of Bunker Hill Event #3 Location Description Attack on Canada Web Quest: Revolutionary War Page 10 of 17
11 Name: Finished: Event #4 U.S. Navy Created Description Event #5 Common Sense Published Description Web Quest: Revolutionary War Page 11 of 17
12 Name: Finished: Event #6 Location Description Battle of Trenton Event #7 Location Description Battle of Germantown Web Quest: Revolutionary War Page 12 of 17
13 Name: Finished: Event #8 Location Description Battle of Saratoga Event #9 Location Description Valley Forge Web Quest: Revolutionary War Page 13 of 17
14 Name: Finished: Event #10 Location Description Treaty of Amity with France Event #11 Location Description John Paul Jones and Bonne Homme Richard Web Quest: Revolutionary War Page 14 of 17
15 Name: Finished: Event #12 Location Description Arnold a Traitor Event #13 Location Description Battle of Cowpens Web Quest: Revolutionary War Page 15 of 17
16 Name: Finished: Event #14 Location Description Bottle of Yorktown Event #15 Location Description Treaty of Paris Web Quest: Revolutionary War Page 16 of 17
17 Name: Finished: Additional Writing Space Web Quest: Revolutionary War Page 17 of 17
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