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| French Indian War-Stamp Act, Townshend Act, Tea Act, Boston Masacre, Intol. Act |
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| What were the causes of the Revolutionary war? |
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| Second Continental Congress |
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| Representatives from the colonies that met to form the continental army |
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| The Declaration of Independence |
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| Explained that Americans felt they had the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness |
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| The last peaceful solution sent to King George 111 |
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| The First Battle of The Revolutionary War |
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| The Shot heard round the world |
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| The Battle of Lexington was known as |
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| said "Give me liberty or give me death" |
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| The leader of the Continental Army |
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| Was the ruler of England during The Revolutionary War |
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| Young French Soldier that assisted George Washington at Valley Forge |
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| The main Writer of the Declaration of Independence |
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| drew the "Join or Die cartoon" and signed the Treaty of Paris |
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| Recieved letters from his wife about equal rights |
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| The final battle of the Revolutionary War |
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| The turning point of the war |
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| was actually fought on Breed's Hill |
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| Paul Revere warned the Malitia to help fight this battle, but the Patriots lost |
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| Paul Revere warned the Malitia to help fight this battle and the Patriots won |
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| was fought in South Carolina and the Patriots won(Hint Tactical Battle) |
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| was burned after the British built a siege around the city |
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| Washington's camp where thousands of men died |
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| Washington and his men crossed the Deleware River and surprised the Hessians |
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| Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley(Molley Pitcher) |
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| brought water to her husband and the men during battles |
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| Let the Continental Army use their navy |
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| African American killed in the Boston Massacre |
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| A famous generals wife that made uniforms and visited soldiers |
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| was a famous African American Soldier who fought at the Battle of Bunker Hill(killed British Officer John Pitcairn) |
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| Fought on both sides of the war |
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| donated only money to the continental army |
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| Recognized that America was a free and independent nation |
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| When was the Declaration of Independence signed ? |
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| How long did the Revolutionary war last? |
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| Redcoats, lobsterbacks... |
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| Nickname for the British soldiers |
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