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Revolutionary War Board Game

Help Amara, Diego, and Logan test a history board game. Read the rules and the event cards, then answer each question. Use the number-line game path to follow the journey from protest to independence.

Read the Game Rules

Each team begins at Boston. On a turn, roll a six-sided die and move forward. Landing on an event space means reading its card and following the effect. To earn a History Star, answer the card’s question correctly. A wrong answer means the team misses its next turn. The first team to reach Yorktown wins—but teams must still answer a final question to claim victory. Event cards: • Tea protest (1773): Protesters dumped tea into Boston Harbor to oppose British taxes and control. • Lexington and Concord (1775): Fighting began between colonial militia and British troops in Massachusetts. • Declaration of Independence (1776): The Second Continental Congress adopted a statement explaining why the colonies declared independence. • Valley Forge (winter 1777–1778): The Continental Army endured a difficult winter, with shortages of food, clothing, and supplies. Training helped strengthen the army. • Yorktown (1781): American and French forces surrounded British troops. The British surrender there helped bring the war toward its end.

1.Amara lands on the protest event space. What did the protesters do, and what were they protesting?
2.Which event on the path came first?
  • Yorktown
  • Boston Tea Party
  • Declaration of Independence
  • Valley Forge
3.Put the four events in order from earliest to latest: Yorktown, Lexington and Concord, Valley Forge, Declaration of Independence.
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4.True or false: The Declaration of Independence was adopted before the fighting at Lexington and Concord.
TrueFalse
5.Diego reaches Valley Forge. Name one hardship the Continental Army faced there and one way the army grew stronger.
6.Fill in the blank: At Yorktown, American forces were joined by forces from .
7.Logan rolls a 4 and lands on an event card. He answers incorrectly. What happens next according to the rules?
  • He moves back four spaces
  • His team misses its next turn
  • He wins a History Star anyway
  • He starts again at Boston
8.Match each event to what happened.
  • Lexington and Concord
  • Declaration of Independence
  • Yorktown
  • The colonies declared independence in a statement adopted by Congress
  • British troops surrendered after American and French forces surrounded them
  • The first fighting between colonial militia and British troops
9.A team reaches Yorktown first but cannot answer the final question. Can it claim victory? Explain using the rules.
10.Write a fair History Star question about one event on the game path, then write its answer. The question should be answerable from the event cards above.

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  • Revolutionary War Board Game, page 1 of 3: Read the Game Rules

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  • Revolutionary War Board Game, page 2 of 3: 3. Put the four events in order from earliest to latest: Yorktown, Lexington and Concord,…

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  • Revolutionary War Board Game, page 3 of 3: 9. A team reaches Yorktown first but cannot answer the final question. Can it claim…

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