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French and Indian War Review Power Point

French and Indian War Review Power Point. Note to Students. This power point is designed to help you learn the men and forts involved in the French and Indian War. Also, the military action during each campaign year and the Treaty of Paris of 1763.

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UNIT 1.5

UNIT 1.5. BIRTH OF. AN ARMY. 52. How many colonial militiamen gathered around Boston after the Battles of Lexington and Concord?. Roughly 20,000 colonial militia gathered to surround the British in Boston. COLONIAL MAP OF BOSTON.

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The Revolutionary War

The Revolutionary War. BY: Your Name. King George III. Insert a picture of King George III of Great Britain. Boston Massacre. Insert a picture of the Boston Massacre. Boston Tea Party. Insert a picture of the Boston Tea Party. Lexington and Concord.

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The French and Indian War

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Chapter 4 Part I

Chapter 4 Part I. Georgia In Transition. New England Colonies, Part I. New England Colonies, Part II. New England colonies made up of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and New Hampshire Land was rocky and the soil poor, most farms were small and difficult to work

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Study Guide

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The American Revolution 1776-1783

The American Revolution 1776-1783.

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13 Original Colonies vs. Great Britain 1775-1783

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13 Original Colonies vs. Great Britain 1775-1783

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The Battle of Saratoga

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The Road to Revolution

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Moving Toward Independence

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Amending the Vermont Constitution: Not An Easy Job Nor Should It Be!

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7.4 The Patriots Gain New Hope

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Battle of Saratoga

Battle of Saratoga. Turning Point of the Revolutionary War. The British. General John Burgoyne and Sir William Howe-leading British troops Burgoyne in the North or Canada Howe in the South or New Jersey and New York City They wanted to cut off New England from the rest of America

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Declaring Independence

Declaring Independence. Declaration of Independence Being Read to a Crowd. First Continental Congress. Sept. 1, 1774 Met for 4 months Did not aim for independence Agreed on = Non-Importation No exportation to England Repeal of Coercive Act Removal of troops.

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Author of the Declaration of Independence 3 rd President of the United States (1801-1809)

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Benedict Arnold

Benedict Arnold. Studied Art at Canterbury * Lives in Norwich, Connecticut * Married Margaret Mansfield * Born on January 14, 1741. Benedict Arnold

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