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Governor that restored relationships with Loyalists and Native Americans
a) Button Gwinett
b) Lyman Hall
c) George Walton
d) Archibald Bulloch

Cities captured by the British
a) Savannah and Augusta
b) Atlanta and Macon
c) Milledgeville and Waynesboro
d) Statesboro and Brooklet

Colonists who were Loyal to the King of England
a) Patriots
b) Loyalists
c) Whigs
d) Federalists

Declaration signer who was later killed in a duel
a) John Hancock
b) Lyman Hall
c) Button Gwinett
d) George Walton

Slave who fought for the Whigs at Kettle Creek
a) Elijah Clark
b) Austin Dabney
c) Nancy Hart
d) Lyman Hall

Frontier area of Georgia where Whigs mostly lived
a) Lowcountry
b) Midcountry
c) Backcountry
d) Sidecountry

Youngest member of the 2nd Continental Congress
a) George Walton
b) Lyman Hall
c) Button Gwinett
d) Benjamin Franklin

The 6 ft. tall, red headed “Wauhatchie War Woman”
a) Austin Dabney
b) Nancy Hart
c) Elijah Clark
d) Betsy Ross

2nd bloodiest battle of the Revolutionary War
a) Battle of Kettle Creek
b) Battle of Trenton
c) Siege of Savannah
d) Battle of Bunker Hill

Whig Commander and hero of Kettle Creek
a) Elijah Clark
b) Nancy Hart
c) Austin Dabney
d) George Washington

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