Revolutionary War

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Second continental congress reason

Olive Branch letter, Creation of Militia, Washington assigned chief commander

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Battle of Bunker Hill

A lost in morale for the British but a win morally for the Americans. A battle that showed courage.

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Common Sense

A pamphlet written by Thomas Paine to inspire the people to independence. He argued for it

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Olive branch petition

A letter sent to the king of Britain to establish peace between them and not to start a war.

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Role of woman in the war

Spies, and collected money

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African Americans; effect and promise?

To be freed after they fought in the war, some were sent to Jamaica and or Canada

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Battle of Long Island

1775-1777, a thousand patriots were taken and George Washington escaped because of a storm.

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Hessians

Germans hired by King George the 3rd to fight in the revolutionary war.

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Prisoner ships; what and what for?

Held patriots and soldiers captured by the British, and they were ships made for this.

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The Delcaration of Independence, the different sections and summarize it.

Intro: “When a country disperses, there should be reason.”

Preamble: “Men deserve to have rights to be liberated and free. They are equal”

Complaint: “Bad king boo destroyed our seas towns and lives booo”

Independent nation: “all ties with the British shall begone”

Summarization: Stating why their ties are gonna be disconnected, and how all men should be equal and free.

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Conditions of American soldiers

Bad

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Advantages and disadvantages for the British and the continental army

Advantages for the army: familiar ground, the French, morale; Disadvantages: Food, supplies, a place to stay, only a few months of training

Advantages for the British: Hessians, numbers, supplies, ammo, experience in combat.

Disadvantages: Unfamiliar ground, supplies being far away, low morale.

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Importance of Battle of Saratoga

The continental army won against John Burgoyne. The alliance with the French was sealed.

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Evacuation Day

When the flag for America was put up and the British were driven out of NYC, Washington reentries

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Treaty of Paris

America as an official country

Ending the war

America’s borders

America no longer being apart of the British empire

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Battle of Yorktown

Cornwallis surrenders after being closed in on by the French + the continental army. He surrenders.