Where, What, and Why - A Lolly Dolly Play

After reading several books about the American Revolution, my Mom and I created these Lolly Dollies of the historical people from the Revolution that I found most interesting and important.  My Mom drew the people and I colored them.  Then I was given the assignment to write questions I would like to ask them.  I typed up the questions, edited them for grammar, revised the questions, and practiced answering them with my Mom.  I created a time machine, went back to the late 1700s and grabbed all of these people, and brought them to my house to ask them my questions.  Hot off the press, here is my cutting edge journalism:

UGGGGHHH!  NEVERMIND.  My mom cannot get the video to load!  She has tried everything she can think of and it's not working.  Anyhow . . .

Here are the questions I asked the guests in the interviews.  See if you know all the answers.  I do.

King George the Third

King George, how are you?

Do you really have 15 children?

How do you manage?

George Washington

How could you believe in slavery?

Are your teeth really wooden?

Samuel Adams

Why were the Sons of Liberty so violent?

Were you really one of 12 children born in your family?

Patriot Soldier

How did you survive Valley Forge?

Why did you want to be in the Army?

Redcoat Soldier

Do you like King George?

What do you think of the taxes on the Americans?

Paul Revere

What was your horse's name?

How many miles did you ride?

Thomas Jefferson

How long did it take you to write the Declaration of Independence?

Was it hard to be President after George Washington and John Adams?

Benjamin Franklin

How did you get the French on our side?

How did you feel when the French King said France would help us?

Minute Man

Could you really get ready in a minute?

Button Spy

Were you scared that you were going to get caught?

Molly Pitcher

How did you feel when your husband fell wounded?

Signing Off,

*Evalynn* and Mom