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chapter 4.2 & 4.3

TermDefinition
Thomas Paine author of common sense
Common Sense a 47 page pamphlet that encourages colonists that only citizens should make the laws, not king and queens.
Decleration Of Independence official document signed by the colonists announcing their intentions to seperate from Britain.
Loyalists Colonists who reminded loyal to the king
Abigail Adams Wife of John Adams who encoureged her husband to remember the ladies
Battle Of Trenton Patriots led by George Washington who snuck up on the Hesians/Redcoats on Christmas night. 900 were captured.
Deborah Sampson dressed up as a man so she could fight in the revoloution.
Fredrick Von Stebun A officer who helped George Washington train his troops for battle.
George Roger fought for the Patriots in the west attacking British forts
George Washington Leader of the first continental army
John Paul Jones Scottish naval genius who brought ships to America and attacked British ships
Marquis de Lafayette French commander who fought with George Washington in the american revolution.
mercanaries professional l soldiers who fought in the war for money
Molly Pitcher brought water to the soldiers on battlefield
Nathan Hale "I regret that I have but one life to give my country."
Patriots fought for the freedom against the British.
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