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20,000 men who gave their lives up to fight the British at Concord
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all 13 colonies went to decide whether or not the colonies should stay with Britain or be free independent states. They chose to have independence
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colonists seized a hill which manslaughtered the enemy in Boston because the British troops launched a frontal attack. The Americans were winning until they ran out of gunpowder and had to retreat
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created by the Continental Congress. Telling the crown about American loyalty to Britain but they should stop taxing us and let us be.
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When Benedict Arnold was eating shoes and dogs when Richard Montgomery came and attacked him. Montgomery lost his life while Arnold got shot in the leg.
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Written by Thomas Paine. Mentioned the ideas of a republic. Why does a tiny island like Britain control a vast continent like America? Let the people be the people not to let a monarchy control the people
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when the British soldiers left Boston (still celebrated today)
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spoke about natural rights of humankind not just British rights. A doctrine of the freedom of all men/ Americans
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to guide American commissioners. John Adams was the author. "No political connection, no military connection, only a commercial connection."
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Washington left Pennsylvania with 24 hundred men to surprise British forces
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Washington surprised and captured 1,000 Hessians who were sleeping after their Christmas celebration.
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a week after the battle of Trenton. Where Washington told his men to create a big fire, so that the British think that Washington was still in Trenton. He surprised the British troops in Princeton and won.
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The battle in Philadelphia where the British won. Washington and his men had to relocate to Valley Forge, where he had no supplies.
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general Burgoyne had to surrender because he was unable to advance attaching. America won. Was the turning point in war because Americans started to have hope and the French became their alliance
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men collapsed or died from sunstroke. British escaped to NY, although 1/3 Hessians deserted. Washington won
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one of the most important American victories. Cornwaills lost supplies so he sent a message to the British army saying that he will be at Yorktown waiting for the supplies. Washington and the French heard this and surrounded him, before the British were able to supply him. He surrendered and the war was basically over.
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British formally recognized the independence of the U.S. Granted generous boundaries stretching to the Mississippi on the West, to the Great Lakes on the North, and Spanish Florida on the South
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