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Chapter 6

Chapter 6. Securing Independence, Defining Nationhood 1776-1788. Introduction. 1.) What were the different conflicts contained within the American Revolution? 2.) How did the Revolution affect relationships among Americans of different classes, races, and genders?

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The American Revolution, and the consequences of the war

Revolution, Independence, and Upheaval in American Society, 1776 - 1783. The American Revolution, and the consequences of the war. From the onset of the Revolutionary War, there was little or no reason for optimism in the Continental Army.

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The American Revolution, and the consequences of the war

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Chapter Five: The American Revolution

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The American Revolution, and the consequences of the war

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Revolutionary War

Revolutionary War. Independence. King George III. Revolutionary War. A classic war with professional armies A civil war A guerilla war Pitted Indians allied with the British against the Americans Opportunity for freedom for enslaved Africans or for fighting alongside white Americans.

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Chapter Six:

Chapter Six: . The American Revolution. Section One Advantages and Disadvantages of Each Side. Patriot Disadvantages Poorly organized and untrained Few cannons, little gunpowder, no navy Few willing to enlist for long periods Preferred to fight near home

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4.2 Fighting for Independence

4.2 Fighting for Independence. Angela Brown. Describe the siege of Boston and its outcome. List the strengths and weaknesses of the British and American forces. Explain the importance of battles in the North between 1776 and 1777, including the American victory at Saratoga. Learning Targets.

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Fighting for Freedom

Fighting for Freedom. Battles of the Revolutionary War. British Strategize. March 1776: British retreat from Boston Focus of the war moves to the Middle States British aim to isolate New England Begin to plan to capture New York City. Action in New York.

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Lexington Green

Battle of Lexington and Concord. Old North Bridge. Lexington Green. The Road Back.

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The Armies

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The Revolutionary War

The Revolutionary War. Fighting for Independence. Hostilities. With the arrival of British soldiers (called redcoats or lobsterbacks for their bright red coats) after the F/I war in 1768, tensions between Britain and the colonies started to increase.

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The Revolution's Early Stages and Battles, 1776-1778

The Revolution's Early Stages and Battles, 1776-1778. Sasso US I. Early Stages and Battles, 1776-1778. Washington will take command of the Continental Army shortly after Bunker Hill Immediately gets to work training his inexperienced army

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Chapter Eight

Chapter Eight. America Secedes from the Empire. (1775-1783). Created By: Angela Armedeo & Rejina Koshy. Congress Drafts George Washington. A. bloodshed at Lexington & Concord (April of 1775) 1. Minute Men outnumbered by British

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General William Howe

General William Howe. By: Ariel Powell. His Life. William Howe was born on August 10, 1729 to Emanuel Howe, and Charlotte Howe. He was the youngest of 3 brothers. He was born in England and died in Plymouth, at the age of 84. He was born in England. He died in Plymouth.

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US History

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General William Howe

General William Howe. By Thomas Saboy. General William Howe was a great help to Great Britian,in all the battles he fought.

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