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laid much of the groundwork for the Enlightenment and made central contributions to the development of liberalism.
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Founding Father of the United States, and a political theorist.
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Led colonial forces to victory over the British and became a national hero.
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Hes the one who used the Lanterns to warn the minutemen of the upcoming British invasion.
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He signed the Declaration of independence and a governor of Massachusetts.
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he was an early American hero then switched sides and became one of the most infamous double agents.
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Thomas Jefferson was famous for writing the, ¨Give me Liberty or give me Death" speech.
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The war provided Britain great territorial gains in North America
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It is important because it is still an important part of Native American law.
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It had a major impact on the relationship between the British and American colonists.
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It fueled the tension between the British and the American colonists.
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It organized resistance against Parliaments Coercive Acts.
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This was important because it convinced those who were listening to the speech to prepare the Virginia troops for war.
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Although the colonists lost it gave them a much needed boost of confidence because they injured many of the British troops.
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The Declaration of Independence was important because it contains the goals and ideals of our country.
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This battle gave the Patriots a major moral boost.
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The articles of Confederation served as a written document of the functions of the united states government after they declared independence from Britain.
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Virginia marked it as the last battle of the revolution and it completed Washingtons reputation of a good leader.
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Ended the French and Indian war.
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established America's national government and fundamental laws
