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He led the Americans in the American Revaluation war. After his bravery he was elected president.
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He wrote the Declaration of Independence. He was one of most brilliant minds and he invented the light bulb.
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He was a major leader in the American Revolutionary war. He was the author of Federalist papers.
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Also known as the 7 year war. It ended because we signed the Treaty of Paris.
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The British issued this Proclamation. To conciliate the Indians on their land.
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This was an act that taxed all sugar coming in or out of Britain. No one bought sugar after so they had to recall the act.
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These were a series of laws and taxes put on the British. These taxes were on Glass,Paint,Oil,Paper,Tea.
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It was a riot in Boston. In witch 5 British people were killed.
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It was a British law passed by the Parliament. Witch taxed all the Tea in Britain.
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It was a raid on three Boston ships were the suns of liberty dressed up as Indians and destroyed all the tea. They did not damage anything other than the tea.
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This was a meeting of all the delegates from twelve of the thirteen colonies. They met from sept 5 to oct 26
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This was another meeting with the delegates from the 13 colonies. This formed in Philadelphia in May 1775.
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This war kicked of the American revaluation. Tensions were building about this war but it finally happens.
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This was written by Thomas Paine. Advocating Independence of the British.
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This was written by Thomas Jefferson in Jul 1776. It stated the reasons why we departed from Britain and what they did wrong.
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George Washington led his army over the Delaware. And captured 1,500 British soldiers and the British surrendered that day.
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It was a really bad winter. There were 11,000 men stationed there. George Washington stayed with his men and led them.
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This war was the turning point. Because the French saw that they won so they joined and gave them a boost.
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George Washington crossed the Delaware and captured the British solders and they surrendered and we won the war. It ended in Oct 19.
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This was sighed in Paris by King George lll and representatives of the United States. This ended the American Revaluation war.