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The American Revolution: 1775-1781

The American Revolution: 1775-1781. Opposing Sides. Opposing Sides. By mid August of 1776, 32,000 British troops had arrived Controlled by William Howe Continental Army=230,000 Rarely had more than 20,000 at a time. Opposing Sides. Paying for the war became a problem for colonies

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The Revolutionary War

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Deal or No Deal

Deal or No Deal. Washington crossed the Delaware and defeated the Hessians on a surprise attack. Name the Battle. Question. Battle of Trenton. Answer. Which American leader was in charge of the War on the Frontier, which included securing the Great Lakes and the Ohio Valley?. Question.

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20 Week Observations

20 Week Observations Many students are completing their homework and improving their writing skills. Several students are taking advantage of extra credit and have averages over 100% Areas that needs improvement:

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Early Government in Kentucky

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The History Of Benjamin Lynn

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MOUNDBUILDERS

MOUNDBUILDERS. Therissa Alexander. History!.

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The 1 st Party System

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The Revolutionary War

The Revolutionary War. Language of the Discipline. retreat. To retreat means to stop fighting and move away from the enemy. Language of the Discipline. siege. A siege is the surrounding of a place by an army in order to capture it. Language of the Discipline. campaign.

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You Say You Want A Revolution?

You Say You Want A Revolution?. In April of 1775, the Battles of Lexington and Concord spurred war to new level Second Continental Congress met the next month Still bent on making amends with Britain. General Washington. George Washington was chosen as the commander of armed forces

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Chapter 6 Section 3 :

Chapter 6 Section 3 :. The War Widens . The Widening War. Many early battles of the American Revolution were fought in the Northeast. But the struggle for independence was waged on many fronts and affected Americans in all parts of the country . African Americans in the War .

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The American Revolution

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Chapter 6; Section 4

Chapter 6; Section 4. Other Battlefronts. Fighting on the Frontier. In the west settlers clashed with Native Americans , whose land they were invading. Native Americans choose sides. When the Revolutionary War began most Native Americans tried to remain neutral

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George Rogers Clark

George Rogers Clark. By: Lilly Lachmann. George Rogers Clark. George Rogers Clark was born on November 19, 1752. George Rogers Clark. George Rogers Clark died on February 13, 1818 in Kentucky. George Rogers Clark. George Rogers Clark was a Kentucky militia leader for most of the war.

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T-W10/1-2/13; F10/7/11 ; F10/3/08

T-W10/1-2/13; F10/7/11 ; F10/3/08. American Revolution: Course of the War (Ch. 6.1 & 6.2; pp. ???) Q : What strategy did each side (British & American colonists) use to fight the war? How did each fare?. I. War in North. A. New England, 1775-76 heavy Patriot support began in NE

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The New Frontier

The New Frontier . By: Darrell Jimmy Kyle. The New Frontier. Fast Facts for new frontier 1. Pioneers did not have sugar. So they used syrup and honey. 2.Many pioneers wore coonskin caps. 3.Native Americans captured Daniel Boone several times.

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CH 7 Section 5

CH 7 Section 5. Independence. George Rogers Clark . Young frontiersman who organized the Patriot (American) western campaign. Kaskaskia and Cahokia were British trading villages in the West that surrendered to George Rogers Clark without a fight. Quamino Dolly.

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Chapter 8: America Secedes from the Empire 1775-1783

Chapter 8: America Secedes from the Empire 1775-1783. Congress Drafts George Washington. 20,000 fired-up militiamen swarmed the Boston area following the first shots at Lexington and Concord. The British redcoats were outnumbered. Second Continental Congress.

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