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Emerging Tensions between the B ritish and the Colonists

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Battles of Lexington and Concord

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How old was the typical soldier in the continental army?

How old was the typical soldier in the continental army? . 16 although some joined as early as 15 for low pay and harsh conditions. . Why would these young boys fight for such little money and could become a casualty of war? .

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The Revolutionary War

The Revolutionary War. British Move Against New York. British Gen. Howe took one last shot at resolving the Revolution diplomatically, but found no success Summer 1776, Howe moved to capture New York City, first routing the Continental Army on Long Island. New York Falls.

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CH. 4-3 THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR BEGINS

CH. 4-3 THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR BEGINS. AMERICAN HISTORY. THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. After declaring independence the Congress and colonies took steps to form a country State Constitutions adopted Colonists needed to win the war CONTINENTALS AND REDCOATS

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The War for Independence

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Revolutionary War Battles

Revolutionary War Battles. By Mandy Holland Fourth Grade. Fort Ticonderoga May 1775. During the American Revolution, Fort Ticonderoga located on the western side of Lake Champlain in New York was an important post on the route from Canada to the colonies.

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Revolutionary War Battles

Revolutionary War Battles. Grade 5 MacFarland Intermediate School. Fort Ticonderoga May 1775. During the American Revolution, Fort Ticonderoga located on the western side of Lake Champlain in New York was an important post on the route from Canada to the colonies.

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The Struggle for Liberty

Topic 27. The Struggle for Liberty. Review from Topic 26. What were some of the strengths and weaknesses of: The Patriots? The Loyalists? The British Forces?. What happened at: Lexington and Concord Bunker Hill. Should we take Canada?. General Richard Montgomery captured Quebec.

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Valley Forge

Valley Forge. Background. Located in Valley Forge, PA Around 25 miles outside of Philadelphia Arrived on December 19, 1777 Over 12,000 soldiers No battles were fought there. Housing. No housing when the soldiers arrived Building huts was the top priority 2,000 huts were built

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Name ___________________________ War in the Northeast / Magic Tree House / Pages 85-97

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Valley Forge

Valley Forge. Sam Cormier and Ryan Logan. A Winter of Suffering. Background. 18 miles northwest of Philadelphia. Stronghold for American defense while defending Philadelphia Situated in-between Mt. Joy and Mt. Misery with Schuylkill river to the north. Struggles.

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More Important People from the American Revolution

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Important Battles During the American Revolution

Important Battles During the American Revolution. A Revolutionary Adventure with Mrs. Shreck !. Lexington and Concord- 1775. Colonists stored their military supplies in Concord, Massachusetts. General Gage of the British army was commanded to destroy the supplies.

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Chapter 3: The American Revolution

Chapter 3: The American Revolution. Learning Goals:. Where did the 1st Continental Congress meet? Where was the 1st Battle of the American Revolution?

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The Struggle for Liberty

Topic 25. The Struggle for Liberty. Review from Topic 26. What were some of the strengths and weaknesses of: The Patriots? The Loyalists? The British Forces?. What happened at: Lexington and Concord Bunker Hill. Should we take Canada?. General Richard Montgomery captured Quebec.

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