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American Revolution

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Climax Of Saratoga Campaign, Turning Point In War. Battle Of Saratoga 1777
First Armed Conflict, Start Of War. Lexington & Concord 1775
Killing Of 5 Colonists By British Soldiers. Boston Massacre 1770
Political Protest By Sons Of Liberty, Dumping Tea Into Harbor. Boston Tea Party 1770
Meeting Of Delegates From Twelve Of The Thirteen Colonies. First Continental Congress 1774
Convention Of Delegates From The Thirteen Colonies. Second Continental Congress 1775
All Thirteen American Colonies Come Together, Saying American Is Its Own Country. Declaration Of Independence 1776
George Washington Ends War, Cornwallis Surrenders. Battle Of Yorktown 1781
Signed By John Adams, After British Defeat At Yorktown. Treaty Of Paris 1783
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