Help students understand the issues that led to the Revolutionary War. This lesson includes a power point presentation, graphic organizer, and quiz. Topics covered are : French and Indian War Proclamation Act Sugar Act Currency Act Stamp Act Quartering Act Townshend Acts Revenue Act Gaspee Affair Tea Tax Coercive Act 35 slides / pages in all ! Check out the complete unit

Help students learn the major players of the Revolutionary War with this power point. Also comes with a worksheet that can be used as a quiz. Included in the power point are: George Washington General Howe General Gage Nathan Hale John Paul Jones General Clinton General Cornwallis Lord North General Burgoyne General Rochambeau Benedict Arnold Thomas Paine Horatio Gates Alexander Hamilton Samuel Adams John Adams Ethan Allen Benjamin Franklin Thomas Jefferson Paul Revere Patrick Henry Betsy Ross Francis Marion John Hancock Nathanael Greene This can be used as a presentation or a game. Students love it.

Help students identify the weapons and tactics used in the Revolutionary War with this power point presentation. Topics include: Muskets Foot charges Cannons Mortars Flintlock Pistols Case Shot, Grape Shot, Bar Shot, Pineapple Shot Swivel Guns Bronze/ Iron Guns Also includes quiz Over 20 slides/pages in all

Help students learn the major battles of the Revolutionary War with this interactive battle map. Battles include Lexington and Concord Siege of Boston Capture of Fort Ticonderoga Bunker Hill Gloucester Quebec Charleston Long Island White Plains Trenton Princeton Siege of Fort Ticonderoga Saratoga Brandeywine Monmouth Rhode Island Kings Mountain Cowpens Yorktown Treaty of Paris

Students will learn what it was like being a soldier in the Revolutionary War with this interactive power point. Topics covered are: Uniforms Pay Weapons Ammunition Food Entertainment And More!

Help students learn key facts about the Revolutionary War with this interactive game. Students will choose from the following five categories People Causes and Events leading to the war. Battles Culture Weapons Students will choose a category and a dollar amount and then answer the question. Very easy to use and fun. Students love it.