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The Commander of the Continental Army

George Washington

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the writers of the Declaration of Independence…

Ben Franklin John Adams Thomas Jefferson

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Ethan Allen acquired the ____ from Fort Ticonderoga.

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The Olive Branch

A petition A petition asking for asking for

PEACEPEACE

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Bunker Hill

Where was the Battle of Bunker Hill really fought?

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July 4, 1776

The Declaration of Independence was signed on this day.

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“Common Sense”

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Most of the early fighting of the Revolutionary War (1775-1776)

occurred in which colonies?

New England colonies

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SLAVERY

~the very important issue that was debated but not included in the

Declaration of Independence

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traitors

King George called those who signed the Declaration of Independence…?

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Francis Marion

the” Swamp Fox”

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Washington surprised the British on December 25th

Battle of Trenton

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Hessians

paid soldiers fighting on the

side of the British

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The Battle of Saratoga

Due to America’s victory, France agrees to join the action.

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Battle of New York City

A big win for the British that nearly ended the war early.

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Marquis de Lafayette

Who used his

own money to

buy clothing for

Washington’s

army?

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Washington’s harsh winter camp in 1777….

Valley Forge

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What was used by Washington as a means of motivating his troops?

“The Crisis” by Thomas Paine

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General Burgoyne

His slowness, his love of champagne, and his excessive luggage cost the

British a major victory!

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Baron von Steuben

Helped train Washington’s troops; from Prussia.

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Will the real tyrant please stand up?

King George III George Washington Thomas Jefferson

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Britain’s King George III

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What is a strength of the Continental Army?

1. well-trained soldiers2. well-equipped3. well-fed4. received great

leadershipAnswer: received

great leadership

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The strengths of the British

1. Well-fed2. Well-trained3. Well-equipped

Were they better led than the American?

NO

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African Americans in the Continental Army

Fought in hopes that

slavery would end.

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Showed that the Americans could beat the British

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Washington’s Military Strategy

• Defeat the British in one large battle.

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Guerrilla Troops

• The American success in the South was kept energized by . . . ?

soldiers who operated on their own and are not part

of a regular army

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Lord Cornwallis surrendered at…?

Yorktown - Virginia

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Battle of Yorktown

What 3 countries were involved?

AmericaBritainFrance

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The Treaty of Paris

1. Americans won their independence2. American won all territory that was east of the Mississippi3. America agreed to return all rights and property taken from Loyalists during

war

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Natural Rights

LifeLiberty

Property

Thomas Jefferson John Locke

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Define ~

Traitor:• 1. a Loyalist

• 2. a philosopher

• 3. a person disloyal to the British government

Answer: a person disloyal to the British government

Petition:• 1. a formal

request/demand

• 2. a boycott

• 3. an invitation

• Answer: a formal request/ demand

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Define

Ratify:• 1. deny

• 2. approve

• 3. avoid

• Answer: approve

Grievance:• 1. a complaint

• 2. a weapon

• 3. a hired soldier

• Answer: a complaint

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Saratoga, New York

Long Island, NY

Trenton, NJ

Charleston, SC

Yorktown, VA

Brandywine, PA

Valley Forge, PA

Princeton, NJ

Locate the following: Valley Forge, Long Island, Trenton, Yorktown, Princeton, Saratoga, Brandywine, Charleston