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| The First Continental Congress was in response to what? |
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There were 12 out of the 13 colonies that were represenatives. Which colony stayed?
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| How long did the people stay in the First Continental Congress, and how long did they say until they went back? |
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| They stayed for a month and said they would meet back in a year |
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| What year and month did the Revolution begin? |
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| What was the name of the first fighting of the Revolution. |
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| The Battle of Lexington Green |
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| Who stayed behind in Boston to watch the English? |
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| Where was everyone in Boston and England trying to go to and why? |
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| Everyone in Boston and England wanted to go to Concord to get weapons |
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| The Seige of Boston was after who chasing who |
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| the clonists chased the English. |
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| The Battle of Bunker Hill was for what? |
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| To be able to have control over the land across from the Charles River |
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| What month and year was the Second Continental Congress? |
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| Did this group contain all the colonies(Second Continental Congress) |
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| Common Sense was a pamphlet written by who? |
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| The Battle of Princeton was what year? |
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| Was the Battle of Saratoga a victory for the colonists? |
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| The Battle of Saratoga was on what year? |
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| The Battle of Saratoga showed that the colonists can do what? |
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| We could win a large battle. |
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| What year was the Battle of Yorktown and why is it so important? |
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1781
It was so important because it was the last major fighting in the Revolution. |
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| Where was the Battle of Yorktown? |
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