Deborah Sampson

What did Deborah do to help her country?

• She made the first flag.

• She disguised as a man and joined the army

• She married George Washington.

• She participated in the Boston Tea Party.

What happened when Deborah was discharged from the army?

• She went to college.

• She was not paid for her service

• She wrote books.

• She became a loyalist.

Who did Deborah turn to for help when she wanted the Senate to pay her for her army service?

• Sam Adams and John Hancock

• John Tyler and George Washington

• King George and George Washington

• John Hancock and Paul Revere

Was Deborah eventually paid for her army service?

• Yes

• No

Which TWO words below would describe Deborah Sampson?

• Patriot

• Loyalist

• Afraid

• Brave

She wanted to fight in the Revolutionary War so disguised herself as a man and was able to fight. She was given an honorable discharge.

• Besty Ross

• Martha Bratton

• Deborah Sampson

• Molly McCauley

She was a soldier in the Continental Army

• Deborah Sampson

• Peggy Shippen

• Mary Ludwig Hays

• Martha Washington

What was Deborah Sampson's primary contribution during the American Revolutionary War?

• She sewed uniforms for soldiers

• She served as a nurse

• She disguised herself as a man and fought as a soldier

• She was a spy for the Continental Army

Under what alias did Deborah Sampson enlist in the Continental Army?

• Robert Shurtliff

• John Smith

• William Turner

• James Monroe

What motivated Deborah Sampson to disguise herself and join the army?

• A desire for adventure

• Patriotism and a sense of duty

• To escape an arranged marriage

• To follow her brother