Slide 1April 19, 1775 to October 1781 (when troops surrender) Slide 2 The Players Patriots-people who supported the war -Tended to be located in the New England and VA (40-45%…

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1. Survey of U.S. ArmyUniforms, Weapons and AccoutrementsDavid Cole 2. IntroductionThe Survey of U.S. Army Uniforms, Weapons and Accoutrements is an expanded versionof the…

1.   2. Objectives Explain why Boston, Massachusetts in 1775, can be considered a hornet’s hive. Describe how the events of Paul Revere on his midnight ride are different…

1. Division in the Colonies Taxation without Representation People are dying (Boston) Parliament is to far away (they don’t know us) War has broken out at Lexington and…

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Slide 1 Battle of Fort Necessity (pg 106) took place on July 3, 1754 Took place in present day Pennsylvania. This was one of the first of many battles to come during the…

Slide 1 BATTLES, ADVANTAGES, DISADVANTAGES, AND FOREIGN AID THE FIGHT Slide 2 BATTLE OF QUEBEC some forces from Siege of Boston sent through Maine to capture Quebec December…

Slide 1 The Early Years of the Revolutionary War Apr. 1775 Timeline Revolutionary War Beginnings July 1775 Oct. 1775 Jan. 1776 April 1776 July 1776 Oct. 1776 Jan. 1777 April…