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One of the battles in American winning the revolution. This is important because this is the first battle American colonists won, but also a turning point because they lost a lot after that.
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This is the day in which the final draft of The Declaration of Independence was approved. This is important because it explained why we should be free, listed the complaints we had with King George III and England’s Parliament, and declared our independence. Primary source
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One of the battles in American winning the revolution started on Sep. 19, 1777. This is important because this brought French into our side and made American side stronger.
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The last battle in American winning the revolution starting on Sep. 28, 1783. This is important because this battle made Britain surrender the war. Continental Army won.
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Continental Congress wrote the US Constitution. This is important because it established the basic structure of government.
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Bill of Rights added. This is important because the Continental Congress added ten amendments to aid in protecting our individual liberties and freedoms.
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This is very important because Manifest Destiny is when US started expanding out to the Pacific Ocean, and started to make the border of the contiguous US.
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A war that occurred between The North, The South, and The West. This is important because US Government secured the supremacy over US and made US remained as one. In God We Trust became the motto.
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A war in Civil War. This is important because this is the first war declared in Civil War. Declared by West to North.
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The US Government passed the Homestead Act of 1862. This is important because this law opened settlement of the Great Plains and gave people a chance to become landowners.
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This is important because this was issued by Lincoln to free slaves in Confederate States, which makes slaves free from following orders from others.
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A battle in Civil War. This is important because this was the bloodiest battle ever on USA’s soil, with 50,000 casualties in 3 days that ended the South’s chances of victory.
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Lincoln’s speech to honor the dead people in the Battle of Gettysburg. This is important because it supported idea of equality as stated in Declaration of Independence, explained the Civil War was struggle to preserve the Union (the USA), and also claimed a new birth of freedom to bring equality to all of USA’s citizens.
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Words from the Star Spangled Banner. This became the national motto and appears on money from 1864.
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This is when the transcontinental railroad was first built. This is important because it connected the eastern USA with the west and helped settle the frontier of the West.
