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American Revolution & Confederation 1774-1787

Explore the American Revolution and Confederation period from the Patriots' fight for independence to the Loyalists' loyalty to England. Learn about key battles, such as Saratoga and Yorktown, that led to the American victory. Discover the impact of the French pledge of support and the Treaty of Paris in 1783.

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American Revolution & Confederation 1774-1787

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  1. American Revolution & Confederation 1774-1787 Mr. Owens

  2. Declaration of Independence (1776)

  3. On the Eve of the Revolution ?

  4. Patriots – Fought for Independence Loyalists – Loyal to England Loyalists vs. Patriots William Franklin

  5. Loyalist Strongholds

  6. General George Washington & the Continental Army

  7. Saratoga – October 17, 1777 Patriot Victory French pledged support Valley Forge – no victory Testament to will of Patriots Yorktown – October 19, 1781 French cut-off British supplies British surrendered War is over!!! Key Battles

  8. North America After theTreaty of Paris, 1783 1. Forced to recognize American Independence 2. Boundary south of Canada, East of Mississippi River, North of Florida

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