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The Shot Heard Around the World. Lexington and Concord was the first battle of the American Revolution, setting the tone for what was yet to come. With the redcoats attempting to suppress and seize to prevent a rebellion, they started the war instead, with America winning their first of many. -
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The Biggest Battle. Washington's attempt to fortify New York ended in great catastrophe as the British were able to take over the most important port thus cornering Washington and his troops. Washington evacuated his men and surrendered for this battle. -
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American Victory was short lived as a little over a month later Americans abandoned and retreated to Jersey. This battle gave a much needed boost in morale to our tired and defeated troops. -
Washington's attempts in pushing back against the Brits was met sorely with a break in his right flank of troops, creating enough of an opening for the Redcoats to push back. This caused Washington to pull back his troops and evacuate New York and New Jersey. -
Final devastating attempt in Washington's New York holding. British Victory -
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