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The Forts from the Revolutionary War to the Civil War

The Forts from the Revolutionary War to the Civil War. Ms. Jeanne Blanchard and Mrs. Jennifer Smith Sleepy Hill Elementary School. Red Coats (England) Versus American Colonists. The Castillo de San Marcos St. Augustine, Florida. Guns and Knifes for the Soldiers.

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The Forts from the Revolutionary War to the Civil War

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  1. The Forts from the Revolutionary War to the Civil War Ms. Jeanne Blanchard and Mrs. Jennifer Smith Sleepy Hill Elementary School

  2. Red Coats (England) Versus American Colonists

  3. The Castillo de San MarcosSt. Augustine, Florida

  4. Guns and Knifes for the Soldiers

  5. St. Augustine and the Revolutionary War

  6. Cannons aimed to fired

  7. Outside the Fort

  8. More cannons ready to fire

  9. Moving up the East Coast of the US.

  10. Sullivan Island, SC

  11. Sullivan’s Island

  12. Fort Moultrie Today!

  13. Sullivan’s Island Lighthouse

  14. The palmetto tree has been a symbol of South Carolina since June 28, 1776 because the first Fort Moultrie was built of palmetto logs. The battle of Sullivan's Island was the Revolutionary War's first decisive victory of American forces over the British Navy. Fort Sumter National Monument, SC

  15. FORT SUMTER http://www.nps.gov/fosu/historyculture/fosu_docs.htm

  16. Fort Sumter

  17. Artillery within the Fort

  18. Artillery for the Cannons and Guns

  19. Surrounded by Water Looking across the ocean from opposite sides.

  20. Revolutionary War Field Gun King George Cannon Power Magazine

  21. Looking Into the Fort

  22. America Today

  23. References • Fort Sumter • http://www.nps.gov/fosu/historyculture/fosu_docs.htm (2007) • Fort Moultrie • http://www.nps.gov/fosu/historyculture/fort_moultrie.htm (2007)

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