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Chapter 9

Mrs. Spires Chapter 9 SS

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Olive Branch Petition Letter to congress sent to King George in 1775 to try to avoid war.
Traitor A person that acts against his or her country.
Mercenary A soldier who is paid to fight for another country.
Battle of Saratoga Turning point in the American Revolution, showed French that Americans had a chance of winning.
Treaty of Paris document that ended the American Revolution
Continental Army Army with soldiers from all 13 colonies formed by the Continental Congress.
Thomas Paine Published a pamphlet called "Common Sense" in 1776. It said it was time for Americans to claim independence from Britain.
Richard Henry Lee From Virginia, Rose and asked congress to declare independence.
Green Mountain Boys Group of Vermont soldiers led by Ethan Allen.
Thaddeus Kosciusko A Polish engineer who designed a Fort near the town of Saratoga
James Armistead a 21 year old slave that worked as a spy for the Americans. He was freed after the war.
Maray Ludwig Hayes She carried pitchers of water to soldiers on the battlefield. Her nickname was Molly Pitcher. When her husband collapsed on the battle field, she took his place firing cannons.
Marquis de Lafayette 19 year old French volunteer in Washington's army.
Bernaro de Galvez Govenor of Spanish Louisiana. Led Spanish troops against British. Captured Brittish forts along the Mississippi.
John Paul Jones Captain in the Continental Navy ship. Bonhomme Richard, fought the Serapis till they surrendered.
What are 2 important decisions made by the 2nd Continental Congress? 1) They declared independence 2) they formed the Continental army.
What are 3 unalienable rights? Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
Peter Salem Stood his ground at Bunker Hill and helped americans to victory at the battle of Saratoga.
How did women contribute to the war effort? Collecting food, raising money, and making clothing for soldiers.
How was Washington able to get the Brittish to leave Boston? They captured cannons from Fort Ticanderoga dragged them 250 miles and aimed them at Boston.
Why did the Brittish want to contoll Lake Champlain and the Hudson River? It would cut the United States in 2 and that would end the American Revolution.
Vally Forge 2500 American men died of hunger, cold, and disease.
What is one effect of Spain entering the war against Britian? They captured many forts along the Mississippi.
Francis Marion "The Swamp Fox" from South Carolina
The Treaty of Paris Treaty signed in 1783 officially ending the American Revolution
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