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First Continental Congress |
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Was a gathering of colonial leaders who were worried about Great Britain |
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Colonist who fought againt Britain |
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Declaration of Independence |
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Formally announced break from
Great Britian
10 Resolutions to King George III
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Colonial Soldiers ready to
fight at Minutes notice |
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Warned the British coming to Concord |
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Soldiers from All Colonies |
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Congress named him to command Army |
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Signed by delegets as final attempt to restore harmony |
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A fight / battle to prove
Colonists / Patriots
could beat British |
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The first battle of the revolution |
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Those who chose to side
with British (Colonist Traitors) |
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Tried to add Womans Rights to
Dec of Independence |
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Who Controlled Land
West of the Appalachians
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Victory against Hessians (Germans) |
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Woman Soldier Dressed as Man |
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Surveyor in Ohio & Kentucy
Agreed to lead Western campaign |
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Scottish Navel here for Patroits |
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Foreign Soldiers who fought for pay |
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The last Major Battle of the
American Revolution |
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The turning point of the War |
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Great Britain recognized
The United States and ended war
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Who long was American Revolution
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Dont Fire until you see the
Whites of their Eyes |
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Commands from Bunker Hill |
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The Shot Heard around the World
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Means the World heard about
Freedom from American Colonists |
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