AMERICAN REVOLUTION FOLDABLE
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This document provides directions for creating a foldable project to communicate understanding of key terms, people, and events from the American Revolutionary War. The foldable includes sections for key terms, people, and a timeline of events. Learners are instructed to follow an interactive slideshow, take notes in the corresponding boxes, and draw and color illustrations for each term, person, and event without copying images directly. The inside of the foldable is organized with key terms at the top and people at the bottom.
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AMERICAN REVOLUTION FOLDABLE
- 2. FOLDABLE PROJECT GOAL Communicate understanding of: • people’s words and deeds • the cause and effect relationship between events • the meaning of key terms
- 3. DIRECTIONS: 1. Follow along with the Interactive Slideshow. 2. Copy notes in corresponding boxes on foldable. 3. View the images to gain a better understanding of terms, people, and events 4. Draw AND COLOR (colored pencils) 1 illustration for each term, person, and event. DO NOT COPY the images from the slideshow (= 0 points).
- 4. DAY 1 = DAY 3 = DAY 2 = ALL TERMS + ALL ALL PEOPLE + illustrations + EVENTS/TIMELINE illustrations TITLE PAGE + ILLUSTRATIONS
- 5. INSIDE of FOLDABLE: TOP = KEY TERMS BOTTOM = PEOPLE
- 7. What root word is in loyalist? TOP Box 1 http://www.slideshare.net/pamelag1972/revolutionary-war-words
- 12. TOP BOX 1
- 13. a formal complaint against a perceived unjust act (i.e., List fo Grievances against King George III in the D of I. TOP Box 2
- 15. TOP Box 2
- 16. TOP Box 3
- 17. Admiral DeGrasse Cut off Yorktown’s Resupply by sea. This is known As a blockade. TOP Box 3
- 19. surprise attack TOP Box 3
- 21. Patriots British
- 22. MERCY OTIS WARREN I AM A VERY CLEVER WRITER AND I PUBLISHED THE BLOCKHEADS, A N ANTI- BRITISH PLAY. Why do you think I titled it Blockheads ? BOTTOM Box 1
- 23. Martha Washington I joined my husband, George, in the army camps to cook, clean, and sew for him and his BOTTOM Box 1 men.
- 24. Mary Ludwig Hays BOTTOM Box 1 Nickname: for “Molly Pitcher” women who brought water to soldiers on battlefield I fought on the battlefield along side my husband. Many Women washed, cooked, spied and fought
- 25. “Gentlemen Johnny” Burgoyne I enjoyed stopping to entertain and hold lavish parties! I was the British general involved in the Battle of Saratoga. ALTHOUGH I SWORE I WOULD NEVER SURRENDER, I SURRENDERED to General Horatio Gates AT SARATOGA (AFTER CHANGING INTO A CLEAN UNIFORM OF BOTTOM Box 2 COURSE!)”
- 26. HORATIO GATES ALTHOUGH I WAS A WEAK, INDECISIV E LEADER, I LED THE CONTINENTAL FORCES AT FREEMEN’S FARM AND RECEIVED CREDIT FOR THE SURRENDER OF BORGOYNE. -this doesn’t make Benedict Arnold BOTTOM Box 2 TOP happy…
- 27. Thaddeus Kosciuszko I am a Polish Engineer & supervised construction of an earth barrier to hold back Burgoyne at Freemen’s Farm = part of the Battle of Saratoga (NY) BOTTOM Box 2
- 28. Benedict Arnold I am a Patriot & Clever strategist BUT… resentment and greed led me to turn traitor & join the British in 1780 “I SENT INDIAN ALLIES TO SPREAD RUMORS OF MY LARGE FORCE TO BARRY ST. LEGER IN THE MOHAWK VALLEY. I ALSO RESENTED THE FACT THAT I NEVER RECEIVED ANY CREDIT FOR MY STRoNG LEADERSHIP” btw, my girlfriend/wife, Peggy Shippen Arnold, BOTTOM Box 3 influenced my decision
- 30. BOTTOM Box 3 Joseph Brant I am a Mohawk chief and sided with British/ Loyalists. I fought in Battles for the Mohawk Valley.
- 31. Marquis de BOTTOM Box 3 LaFayette I am a 19 yr old French noble. I volunteered with Washington’s army in 1777. I was shot in leg at Brandywine & refused to leave the battlefield. I was one of the most popular leaders. I named my 1st born son George Washington LaFayette to honor my good friend and mentor, George Washington. I was buried in American soil in France.
- 32. BOTTOM Box 3 Baron von Steuben I was a Prussian (German) Volunteer in 1778. I turned the Continental Army into an Effective Fighting Force at Valley Forge by teaching European military formations, charging with bayonets, & executing drills with speed and precision. Focus placed on strict hygiene = discipline
- 33. BOTTOM Box 4 Francis Marion My nickname is “Swamp Fox.” I am the leader of 20 mounted men & boys in South Carolina swamplands. We used guerilla warfare
- 34. BOTTOM Box 4 John Paul Jones I was a Scottish born privateer (pirate for hire). I battled the British Serapis with my ship, Bonhomme Richard & WON! When things looked rough for me & my men I stated, “I have not yet begun to fight”
- 35. General Jean Rochambeau I was the Leader of French forces. I marched south with Washington to the last major battle & WIN at Yorktown, Virgin ia. BOTTOM Box 4
- 36. Foldable Timeline Set Up Draw a symbol for each event after you read from Dateline p.34 &/or watch video clips Write NEATLY and leave space – DO NOT crowd your notes.
- 42. #1 Battle of #3 #5 NYC Washington Washington’s “Bloody Cat & Crosses Winter at Mouse the Valley Forge Game” Delaware 1778 1776 1777 #4 Saratoga, #6 France #2 Thomas Turning Point Recognizes Paine’s Of the War; American The Crisis EFFECT: Independence leads France & become its to ALLY with ally the Patriots
- 43. The War started in the NORTH (New England) & ended in the SOUTH (VA). #7 Battle of Yorktown, last major battle 1783 1779 1781 #8 Treaty Of Slaves were promised freedom if Paris they fought on either side. Ends However, the British sold them the back into slavery to the West war Indies.
- 47. Valley Forge – Washington’s Winter Camp “No pay, no clothes, no provisions, no rum”