Revolutionary War ABC's?

Question

okay, so I have an assignment to create an ABC book with words from the revolutionary war. I have every letter except for Z. Anything in between the years 1760-1787. If the word is a name the last name needs to start with Z

Thanks!

Answer 1

Zenger, John Peter Zenger. His trial made it so that people could print whatever they liked about the government, even if it showed them in a bad light.

The Zenger trial was crucial to the development of a free press in the years leading up to the revolution.

Answer 2

A- Abagail Adams B- Boycotts C- Colonies D- announcement of Independence E- England F- Fourth of July or French and Indian conflict G- Gun powder H- residing house of Burgesses I- Independence hall J- John Quincy Adams ok- King George III L- Liberty Bell or Loyalist M- Minute adult men or protection rigidity N- Nathanael Greene the final O- Boston Tea occasion or Boston bloodbath P- Patriots Q- Quartering Act R- innovative conflict S- Samuel Adams T- Thomas Jefferson U- Union or country V- Valley Forge W- conflict or George Washington X- Lexington and cohesion or Xavier Cathedral Y- Yorktown conflict Z- Zealous There you bypass, t took me consistently to come again up with them ^3^

Answer 3

starts with Z? HMMMM Thats going to keep me thinking all day....

in the meanwhile I offer the below as extra credit:

Top Ten Reason Brits lost the Revolution:


French kept surrendering; Brits tied up taking prisoners;

British marched on the left of the road, Americans on the right; never made contact;

Too may tea breaks!

Cricket takes so long to play most British troops never got into battle;

Reinforcements coming from Europe got lost in Bermuda Triangle;

Thought they were fighting the NEW YORK Yankees; spent their time in the Bronx booing A-Rod

Stayed in towns, watching BBC America on cable and getting homesick;

Didn't have exact change for GW Bridge, Jersey Turnpike, etc...

Patriots had Brady and Belicheck;

and the Number One Reason:

Never got those Red Coats back from the cleaners.;

Answer 4

Zebreskie, who owned the home Van Stueben stayed in at New Bridge, NJ. now a NJ state park....look it up at the Bergen County NJ historical society web page.