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The American Revolution

The American Revolution. Phase I: 1775-1776. Mays HIST 368. 5- 2. 5- 3. 5- 4. 5- 5. Fort Ticonderoga . 5- 6. 5- 7. 5- 8. Occupied Boston. General Thomas Gage William Howe Henry Clinton John Burgoyne. Mays HIST 368. 5- 9. General William Howe. 5- 10. General Henry Clinton.

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Early Battles of Revolutionary War and 2 nd Continental Congress

Early Battles of Revolutionary War and 2 nd Continental Congress. Early Battles s. Battle of Lexington: April 19, 1775 Battle of Concord: April 19, 1775. 2nd Continental Congress. When? Where? Why? Problem? . . Is anything decided here? . One Continental Army

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Objective: To examine the strengths and weaknesses of the Continental and British armies.

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Battle of Bunker Hill

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Declaring Independence

Declaring Independence. Set-Up Cornell Notes on IN Pages 134-135. Title: Declaring Independence Essential Question: What led colonists to declare independence from Great Britain? . The Continental Army is Formed. After Lexington & Concord:

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The Battle of Bunker Hill

The Battle of Bunker Hill. By: Jordan Cregger. Q1: How did a massive amount of British troops died compared to the hand full of American soldiers?. The Americans had 441 wound or killed at the end of the battle compared to the 1,054 British troops who were wounded or killed.

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. Decision for Independence. Committee of Correspondence wrote letters and pamphlets reporting to other colonies on events in Massachusetts became a major tool of protest in every colony. committees continued to analyze the perilous situation in the colonies

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