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  Lord Cornwallis became a general in the British army and stayed loyal throughout his career in the army.
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  The date that trems were met in the French Indian War. French lost most of their land and the British took most of the French's land.
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  Marked the end of the French Indian war. Mass celebration in the colonies.
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  An act to apply certain stamps to colonists. And the secure the Colonists.
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  Loyal shopkeepers prepared to revolt against the Stamp Act.
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  An act the proposed better leadership of the military. As well as beetter treatment of the Miliatry.
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  The taxes put on items such as tea, paper and oil.
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  The killing of five British colonists by the hands of the Royal Military.
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  The spending of large sums of money on Military equipment. The arms would be used agains Boston as a result of Lexington and Concord.
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  Thomas Jefferson is a spoksperson for the rights of the colonists.
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  The wife of John Adams and one of the first to go for womens rights.
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  General for the rebel American forces
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  General for the Americans and a thought to be a traitor.
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  The revolt of american colonists against the British tea tax.
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  The colonists that stayed loyal to the Crown and the King.
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  Assigned to the contential congress.
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  The meeting of the Contential Congress in Carpenter's Hall in Philadelphia.
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  The first engagement of the Revoltionary war. 700 British soldiers fought against a handful of Militia men.
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  Paul Revere Rides through Lexington yelling "THE BRITISH ARE COMING!"
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  The statement maede by leaders to make the 13 colonies free as their own country.
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  The patriots stayed loyal to the rebels of the British.
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  Was considered the first ever First Lady when she died.
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  He signed the Decartion of Independence. LAter in his life he became the Second President of The United States.
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  The German allies help the Americans with the war.They also trained the rebels and fought along side them until the bitter end.
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  The battle of Americans and British and the Americans becoming the victors
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  Was a well known author for the americans.
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  General Washington lead 17,000 troops into Yorktown. They fought againgst General Cornwallis with 9,000 troops.
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  The treaty between the British and Americans