These ten Independence Day Patriotic Trivia will find out what you know about US history. Test your knowledge about pre-independence here.

21. Question: What saying, associated with the British taxing the Colonies, is often referred to as a pillar of the American Revolution?

• Answer: "No taxation without representation."

22. Question: What was the start date of the Revolutionary War, which ultimately led to the Independence of the United States of America?

• Answer: April 19, 1775.

23. Question: Who led the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War?

• Answer: George Washington

24. Question: Which river did George Washington and soldiers in the Continental Army cross on Dec. 25, 1776, in a surprise attack against the British?

• Answer: The Delaware River

25. Question: During which battle did the British surrender to the Continental Army on October 19, 1781?

• Answer: The Battle of Yorktown.

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26. Question: What was the name of the treaty signed on Sept. 3, 1783, that officially recognized American independence?

• Answer: The Treaty of Paris.

27. Question: How many original copies of the Declaration of Independence are believed to have been printed?

• Answer: 200 Copies.

28. Question: What was the first newspaper in the Colonies to run the Declaration of Independence in print in its July 6, 1776, edition?

• Answer: The Pennsylvania Evening Post.

29. Question: Where was the Declaration of Independence stored during World War II?

• Answer: Fort Knox, Kentucky.

30. Question: How many sections are in the Declaration of Independence?

• Answer: Five