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Patrick Henry tells the speech stating without freedom it is as good as being dead.
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Paul Revere rides up and down the countryside warning the citezens that the Brithish were comeing.
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The British came early in the morning riding in from the sea. As shown by the two lanterns that hung fron Bostons North Church (American victory- surprised the militias of what they were capabale of)
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The men set out for Bunker Hill and ended up choosing Breed's Hill. The Rebels dug in and waited for the British army. The British walked up the hill defensless.It took them three times up the hill before they finnaly gained control of Breeds Hill.
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Aimed at the British for reconciliation. Which fails to succeed
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Thomas Pain's Commomn Sense is puplished. Asking for the american people to want independence from Britan.
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The good people of Virginia create the base of their government
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Delegates of the Continental Congress begin to sign the Declarationof Independence
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Walking to trenton,New Jersey Washington and his men deafeat Hessians trapped in a village.
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The battle an American defeat but boosted their morales and thought they lost because of bad luck not poor tatics (American defeat-but boosted morals)
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Amerian mlitia fought against the Brithish and the Brithish lost 2 to every 1 man lost on the American side (American Victory-Good attack on the British troops)
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Loyalists and the Indians attack american settlers in a massacre.
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The French join the American side to destroy all British tropps
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Benjamin Franklin is appionted to be Representive for America in France
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Spain declaes war on England but without an alliance with America.
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The Brithish troops capture Fort Moultrie in a hard fought battle by the Americans (American Defeat- loses fort Moultrie)
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Serveral defensive lines around springfeild killed about 300 troops to an American victory. (American Victory-Last war fought in the north)
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The British surrender to the American miltia (American Victory-Big set back for British troops)
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The English Parliment empowers King George to negotiate with the U.S
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Sir Guy Carleton replaces General Clinton as Commander of British Troops in America
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The British return to their boats after a known defeat. (American Victory-sends the British back home)
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The Americans retalliate attackina a small vllage known as Shawnee in Ohio
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Congress Declares end of war officially
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The Treaty of Paris is signed by the Americans and the British
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George Washington says his farewells to the American people
