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  The first shots of the American Revolution. It was significant because the colonists won against a much more powerful force.
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  Convenes in Philadephia; declared George Washington leader of the Continental Army
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  This was the first major battle of the American Revolution. British won but suffered a big loss in troops. This was significant because even though the colonists lost, it was a confidence booster for them.
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  Benedict Arnold tried to take Quebec but didn't have enough men and failed.
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  A pamphlet that was written by Thomas Pain. Saying that we should be are own country.
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  This was significant because it showed that everyone should be treated the same.
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  George Washington's army crossed the Delaware river attack the British by surprise. This was significant because it stopped them from advancing forward.
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  The British attacked a small group of colonists. This got the colonists really mad because the British killed them all, even though they were trying to surrender.
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  The turning point of the American Revolution. After this battle all foreign nations allied with the colonists
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  The Continental Army spent the winter at Valley Forge (just outside Philadelphia) surviving harsh conditions and weather. Many died but those that lived became better soldiers.