TCI Lesson 13

the overthrow of one government and its replacement with another

• enlist

• mercenary

• revolution

• strategy

a person who performs a service for free 

• volunteer

• turning point

• treaty

• tactic

to agree to serve in an army or a navy

• enlist

• mercenary

• revolution

• strategy

a soldier hired to fight in a foreign army

• enlist

• mercenary

• revolution

• treaty

on overall plan for winning a war, such as how and where to use an army or navy

• revolution

• strategy

• tactic

• turning point

a planned action, such as a way of moving or using troops, aimed at reaching a certain goal

• enlist

• strategy

• tactic

• turning point

an event that leads to a dramatic change

• tactic

• mercenary

• turning point

• strategy

a formal agreement between two or more nations

• mercenary

• treaty

• turning point

• tactic

Thousands of American Indians fought for Great Britain because the British had

• trapped furs for them

• given them food supplies

• offered to trade with them after the war

• restricted colonization of their land

Why was it hard for the British to replace troops and supplies?

• Their homeland was far away.

• They made the Loyalists angry.

• Parliament would not pay them.

• Their army was poorly trained.