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7. – Virginia’s royal governor who promised African Americans freedom if they joined the British cause.
10. – British general who led an attack on Charlestown resulting in the capture of thousands of prisoners.
11. – A famous inventor known for “discovering” electricity.
14. – British general who succeeded Henry Clinton.
16. – A lawyer sent from Massachusetts by his cousin Samuel.
17. – Wife of a soldier who earned her nickname giving pitchers of water to weary soldiers.
18. – Captain of the Connecticut militia who sold information to the British.
19. – Officer who said, “I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country.”
20. – A lawyer sent by Massachusetts.

1. – A group that was neutral in the war because they were opposed to all armed conflict.
2. – A member of the Virginia House of Burgesses that encouraged people to take action.
3. – General of the Continental Army.
4. – Leader of the French forces that joined Washington.
5. – The brilliant thinker and writer who would write the Declaration of Independence.
6. – Benjamin Franklin’s son who served as a royal governor of New Jersey.
8. – A group started by Samuel Adams to protest the Stamp Act.
9. – One of the first casualties in the Boston Massacre.
12. – Commander of the continental forces of the south, and he replace Gates.
13. – Wife of John Adams.
15. – 1 in 5 to 1 in 3 Americans. Also called a “Tori.”