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Imperialism and the Response to it

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American Revolution

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Page 33

32. 33. Page 33. Lesson 12. A Changing Situation. Lesson 12: A Changing Situation. L 32. P LEASE D O N OW. As a child grows older, how does the relationship between the parents and the child change?. Write a MINIMUM of five (5) lines. Lesson 12: A Changing Situation. R. 33.

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The Dark Hours of the Revolution

The Dark Hours of the Revolution. Chapter 7, Section 3. Great Britain: Strengths. Had more money and resources Had a powerful military (well trained) Had largest navy in the world. Great Britain: Weaknesses. Had to ship their supplies across the ocean

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SIGNIFICANT EVENTS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

SIGNIFICANT EVENTS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Colonists were unwilling to live under British rule and desired a democratic, representative government. A committee was formed to draft the Declaration of Independence. 1776 The Declaration of Independence.

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Lexington And Concord

Lexington And Concord. By: Angel And Cheyenne. The Map of Concord all the way to Lexington. This is the map of Concord to Lexington. The Patriots won the war at Concord. The British won the war at Lexington. The Battle of Concord. This was started at dawn.

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Major Battles of the War!!!

Major Battles of the War!!!. Group 3 Nicki, Emily, & Kennady. Lexington & Concord 1775. At Lexington the Redcoats got a surprise. 70 minutemen awaited their arrival. Unfortunately the British force was too strong and defeated them killing 8 Patriots.

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6-3 Notes: The War Moves West And South

6-3 Notes: The War Moves West And South. The War in the West. Most Native Americans sided with the British and fought against Patriots They viewed the Patriots as more of a threat to their lands than the British were

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The Road to the Revolution Booklet Study Guide

The Road to the Revolution Booklet Study Guide. Answers to Events A - E Packet Pages 2-4. A. French & Indian War. Who won? British (and their colonists) Why was the war fought? Over the land in the Ohio River Valley/Great Lakes area. Both the French and British wanted it

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The Declaration of Independence

The Declaration of Independence. I. The Continental Army. Around 20,000 soldiers formed the first American Army Ethan Allen and the Green Mtn. Boys defeat the British at Ft. Ticonderoga They captured the Artillery at the Ft. II. Bunker Hill. Battle is fought on Breeds Hill

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Opening Activity #32

Opening Activity #32. Define: grievance militia Minutemen petition Loyalist (Tory) Patriot. III. A Call to Arms. In 1774, the First Continental Congress met in Philadelphia drafted a statement of grievances, and voted to form militias. The regulars are out!.

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