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sarratoga

A crucial turning point in the American Revolutionary War, the Battles of Saratoga in 1777 resulted in a decisive American victory that convinced France to ally with the colonies.


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Washington

was the commander-in-chief of the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. He played a significant role in leading American forces to victory, eventually becoming the first President of the United States.

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cornwallis

A British Army officer and commander during the American Revolutionary War, Cornwallis is best known for his surrender at the Siege of Yorktown in 1781, which effectively ended the war.

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treaty of paris

The Treaty of Paris, signed in 1783, formally ended the American Revolutionary War and recognized American independence from Great Britain.

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bunkerhill

The Battle of Bunker Hill was one of the early battles in the American Revolutionary War, fought on June 17, 1775, and demonstrated that colonial forces could stand up to the British Army.

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brooklyn

largest battle, offical disaster, taught washington how to survive

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trenton



saved the american revoulution from collasping entirely

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brandywhine

single handly saved american revolution from dying


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red coats

a slang term for the british army based on the colors of their uniforms

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sons of liberty

a group of patriots belived in doing anything to have independence

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sugar act

to raise money from american colonies to stop illegal smuggling and tax cut on molasses

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stamp act

to pay of debt by charging tax on colonists on paper goods

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townshed act

tax on paint, lead, paper, tea, and glass

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tea act

british law lead to east indian company/ a complete monopoly on their american tea trade act

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intoerable act

act series of 4 punite laws. harbor closed until dumped tea, trails take place, troops take over houses, and no meeting without any permissions.

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patriot

a group of american colonies who believed in being free from great britian

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loyalist

a group of american colonist who belivied in continuing to follow the king of great britian

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tax

a mandatory payment declared by the state to increase national income

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legislature

law making job of a goverment

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parliment

legislature of great britian

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congress

legislatures bunch of american colonies and eventually america

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poltical cartoons

a show using drawings, humor, satire, visuals, symbols using current event, politicans, and social issues

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characiture

drawings exaggerating someones physical features to make them look noticable

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irony

showing clash with whats expected/ said on the actual reality

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analogy

compares complete political issue to a everyday situation to easily understand

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satire

humor, irony, or exaggeration to mock/expose politcal dumbness to change

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columbian exchange

exchange on goods from new world and old world.

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jamestown

found in 1607 was first english settlement in north america

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act

formal decision or law created by a legislature, ruler, court, or other authority

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general

top military commander responsible to manage things/ lead/ make decisons

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primary author of doi

thomas jefferson

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reason to write doi

to explain why colonies are breaking away from britian

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when a goverment mistreats its people they can…

alter or abolish it

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3 unalienable acts

life liberty pursuit of happiness

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intend audience

everyoen “The World”