VS 5B Part 2

What side were the Indigenous fighting for during the Revolutionary War?

• only the Patriots

• Patriots and the British

• only the British

• They didn't take sides

Who took on more responsibility to support the war effort?

• Women

• African Americans

• Patriots

• American Indians

Some enslaved African Americans supported the ___________ because they promised them their freedom.

• Patriots

• British

• women

• Continental Army

Some free African Americans fought for _____________ in the American Revolution

• independence

• British

• loyalists

• neutral

Which group of people did not take sides during the war?

• British

• loyalists

• Patrio

• neutral

Who served in the Continental Army and fought for independence?

• Loyalists

• Neutral

• Colonists

• Patriots

Match each group with its stance during the Revolution.

• Remained loyal to Great Britain

• Loyalists

• Did not take sides

• Patriots

• Fought for independence in the Continental Army

• Neutral Virginians

What was Dunmore’s Proclamation (1775) known for in Virginia?

• Offering freedom to slaves who joined the British forces

• Declaring independence from Great Britain

• Creating the Continental Army

• Ending the war at Yorktown

Which statements describe how women supported the war effort? Select all that apply.

• Managed farms

• Served only as soldiers in battle

• Made clothes and cared for soldiers

• Refused to help at home

Which statement about Indigenous people and African Americans during the war is supported by the lesson?

• Indigenous people all sided with the Patriots.

• Only free African Americans fought in the war.

• Indigenous people took different sides, and both free and enslaved African Americans contributed in many roles.

• Neither Indigenous people nor African Americans participated.