Revolutionary War

  • Fighting at Concord.

    Fighting at Concord.
    Concord occurred during the 1770-1775. The British had marched onto the concord. The found a arseral, but appeared to be empty. Soldiers had no weapons to rely on, so they simply made their way back home to Boston.
  • The Battle of Lexington

    The Battle of Lexington
    In Boston, Colonists were watching on the night of April 18,1775. The King's Troops started to approached the town, but as they slowly approached they saw 70 minutemen. 8 minutemen were killed and many others were wounded.
  • The Battle of Bunker Hill

    The Battle of Bunker Hill
    During the battle of Bunker Hill, Gage had sent 2,400 British soldiers up the hill, but the Colonists also held their fire. But until the last minute, the Colonists had 450 men dead, the British had suffered over 1,000 casualties.
  • Early Victories and Defeats- New York

    Early Victories and Defeats- New York
    The British had sailed to New York during the Summer of 1776. Alongside was a force of 32,000 soldiers. Thousands of German mercenaries or hired soldiers were known as Hessians because they had came from German.
  • Valley Forge

    Valley Forge
    Washington and his Continental Army were actually low on food and supplies which gave them a reason to keep fighting to stay alive. More than 2,000 soldiers died. Other survivors didn't desert.
  • Early Victories and Defeat- Trenton

    Early Victories and Defeat- Trenton
    During September 1777, in Trenton, New Jersey had a defeated garrison of Hessian in a like surprised attack. The British were regrouped afterwards.
  • Saratoga

    Saratoga
    Saratoga turned out to be one of the most importants events going on. Has being surrendered in October 17, 1777 , the Saratoga's victory became something big. The France's belief was that the American could win the ar.
  • Marquis De Lafayette

    Marquis De Lafayette
    Marquis De Lafayette was a military leader. Lafayette had reinforced some commands into Virginia during the last years of war. With help alongside with European military leaders,
  • Philadelphia

    Philadelphia
    In 1781, Congress had a rich Philadelphia merchant who was named Robert Morris. He had an associated named, Haym Salomon. Many demands were being made and those demands of war were affected many civilians. Hundreds of women had followed their husbands into war. Which this war also opened some door for African Americans.
  • The British surrender at Yorktown

    The British surrender at Yorktown
    A French naval had defeated a fleet of British. Less than a month later, Cornwallis had finally surrendered. The Americans had everyone shocked in defeating the British.
  • Treaty of Paris

    Treaty of Paris
    On September of 1783, the delegates had signed The Treaty of Paris. That had basically confirmed the U.S. Independence but also with a set of boundaries. The United States was stretched out from the Atlantic Ocean to the Mississippi River and from Canada to the Florida Border.