The slaves who ran away and became part of the British army upon receiving word about Lord Dunmore’s Proclamation in 1775 were called (the) ____________.

George Washington famously used ___________ strategy to wear down his British opponents until he could fight a traditional war. This strategy involved never risking his troops in battle.

What French Fort protected the Ohio River Valley?

Despite advocating against it due to his personal and religious beliefs, Benjamin Franklin, along with John Adams, purposefully removing all references to ____________ from the Declaration of Independence. 

Despite the influence of the Enlightenment on Revolutionary ideals, Jefferson, Adams, and Franklin removed and replaced which “natural, inalienable right” from John Locke’s doctrine?

The first individual to pierce the “West,” or what became the frontier, did so with a group of individuals called “Long Knives” in the name of Britain. His name was ____________.

The most important war of the Wars of Empire was ____________War, which lasted from ____________ to ____________.

In 1786, ____________ wrote the ____________, which served as the one of the foundations of the 1st Amendment.

The most immediate problem George Washington noted among the colonial troops was that they had no ____________.

Christopher Gist and ____________ were sent to the ____________ to survey land in the name of Britain.