In the scene where the family has to go to a meeting in Charleston, what type of meeting did we discuss that took place in Pennsylvania about taxation and independence.

In the meeting scene there are two types of people depicted, what where they?

Mel Gibson said that the colonists needed to plead with the King for peace and keep trying in order to avoid a war and the response from the General was that we have tried that. What was he talking about that we covered in our studies?

When Gabriel wrote home telling the family that his unit was marching South to fight the Redcoats and he used the phrase once again when he returned home wounded. Who was he referring to when he used the phrase "Redcoats"?

During the protest scene in Charles Town, What acts was the man protesting? Hint it is really four acts combined?

The war tactic that Mel Gibson and his men used was called?

Who trained the Colonial militia?

The last big battle scene was the battle that changed the way the colonies were seen and made France decide to recognize them as an independent nation as well as give support, Name the battle.

As Gabriela and the slave were talking, Gabriela said " when we win this war we will build a new government, one in which everyone is created equal" what type of government is he speaking of?

In the scene where the slave was asked to read a post that said any slave serving in the colonial army for 12 months would be given his freedom. What was the order called?

Mel Gibson and his men used a plan of attack on a British war ship, What incident did it reassemble that we discussed?

The letter that Benjamin opened before his sons told of a meeting of which group that would be meeting?

Who was the King of England who received numerous complaints from the colonists

Which one of Benjamin's sons joins the Continental Army?

In the eyes of the British, the colonists were guilty of committing what crime?

Benjamin warned those at the meeting described above that if there were to be a war, this war would not be fought on the frontier, but “amongst us and our homes.”

As Benjamin sought revenge for the death of his son, he instructed two of his sons to remember what he had taught them about shooting, which was: