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Paul Revere rode to warn colonial militia of the approaching British army. Paul revere's, patriots, Dr. Joseph Warren, and the British army. His ride enabled the minutemen and the colonial militia to prepare for the British attacks. The Significance of Paul revere's ride is it gave an early signal to the colonial army that the British are advancing. -
The battles of Lexington and Concord began the American Revolutionary war when British troops marched to seize colonial military supplies in Concord. British regulars, commanded by Francis Smith, against American colonial militia, primarily Minutemen. It was an American victory, as the colonial militia outfought the British. It marked the first armed conflict of the American Revolutionary war. -
Colonial militia fortified the hill near Boston and repelled two British assaults before being forced to retreat on the third. The colonial militia, largely farmers and tradesmen from England, faced off the British army under command of major general William Howe. In the end the British won the battle of Bunker Hill. The significance of the battle of Bunker Hill is it proved that an inexperienced militia could fend off the British, It was one of the first revolutions against Britain. -
The second Continental Congress voted for independence on July 2nd, adopted the Declaration, largely written by Thomas Jefferson, on July 4th. Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Robert R. Livingston, and Roger Sherman where all involved in the Declaration of Independence. The outcome and the significance of the Declaration of Independence was the formation of the United States of America as a free and independent nation, separated from Great Britain. -
Thomas Paine wrote the American Crisis to inspire the struggling American army during the revolutionary war. Thomas Paine, and George Washington were involved in the writing of The American Crisis. The outcome and the significance of this piece of writing was it was a moral and confidence boost for the American army. -
George Washington led the Continental army across the Delaware river, surprising hessian soldiers in the Battle of Trenton. George Washington, Continental army, and skilled boat crews. A decisive American victory at the Battle of Trenton. It was a very strategic move by george Washington that led to the crucial American victory at the Battle of Trenton. -
George Washington led the Continental army across the ice-filled Delaware river on Christmas night and launched a surprise attack on the hessian garrison at Trenton, New Jersey. General George Washington Continental army fought against Hessian mercenaries and British soldiers garrisoned. Victory for George Washington and the continental army. It restored moral after a series of defeats, also convinced Washington's soldiers that there is still hope and encouraged more soldiers to join. -
The British, led by Sir William Howe, Captured the revolutionary capital. The British forces, Sir William Howe, and the continental army were involved in the Battle of Philadelphia. It was a british victory. Led to the British creature of the American capital in the fall of 1777 and a significant Turing point for the Continental army at Valley Forge. -
American forces under General Horatio Gates and Benedict Arnold defeated and forced the surrender of British John Burgoyne's army. The Continental army, General Horatio Gates, and the British army. The outcome of the Battle of Saratoga was a decisive American victory and the surrender of British general John Burgoyne's entire army. This win was a crucial turning point in the revolutionary war because it convinced France to join the military alliance with the United States of America. -
The Continental Army, encamped at Valley Forge under brutal conditions, they were suffering from lack of food, clothing, and shelter, leading to widespread disease. Continental army led by George Washington, soldiers, officers, free and enslaved African Americans, and native Americans. The outcome of valley Forge is the transformation of the Continental army. The significance of this event is that the Continental army changed from a Army of poorly trained troops to a disciplined fighting force. -
The Battle of Yorktown was a decisive victory for the Americans and french forces in 1781, leading to the surrender of British general Cornwallis,s Army and effectively ending the American revolution. The continental army, French forces, and the British army were involved in the Battle of yorktown. A decisive victory for the Franco-American army's. The Significance is it ended the American Revolution. -
The Treaty of Paris formally ended the American Revolutionary war by officially recognizing the independence of the United States from great Britain and establishing its borders. The United States and Great Britain was involved in the Treaty of Paris. The outcome was that the United States of America was officially separated from Great Britain. The overall significance of this is the end of the revolutionary war.