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American Revolution

Explore the American Revolution, a pivotal conflict where the thirteen colonies fought for independence from British rule. This project highlights the motivations of Americans seeking rights akin to those of Englishmen. Learn about key figures, battles, and the significance of symbols like the flags carried into battle, including the flag of the Cowpens. Discover the strategic importance of the Great Lakes and events that led to colonial control over western lands. This comprehensive view of the revolution illustrates the struggle of a new nation aspiring for freedom.

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American Revolution

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  1. American Revolution D PROJECT EXAMPLE

  2. America • 13 colonies fighting for freedom from Britain

  3. Britain • A country with thirteen colonies trying to become an independent country

  4. American revolution alphabet book C Project

  5. A. Americans • Americans felt like they deserve all the rights of Englishmen.

  6. E. English • English was one of the languages during the American revolution war.

  7. B Project Example

  8. F Flag American troops carried flags into battle. The flag of the Cowpens was carried by the Third Maryland into battle.

  9. G Great Lakes During war British controlled forts on the Great Lakes. After, George Rogers Clark and colonial troops pushed the British out of the Great Lakes the colonies was given the control over the land west of the mountains.

  10. “A” project Example

  11. Z is for Zeus Zeus was known as King of the Gods. He controlled the weather, and led from a top Mt. Olympus

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