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AH1 M2L2 Key Terms 2

American History 1 Module 2 Lesson 2 Key Terms 2

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American Revolution The war of independence fought between England (the Parent Country) and the 13 original colonies.
Battles of Lexington and Concord The first battles of the American Revolution which became known as the "shot heard round the world." This battle changed the relationship between the colonies and England forever.
Battle of Saratoga The first major victory for the Continental Army. After winning this battle, America began winning more often.
Battle of Yorktown The final battle of the American Revolution. America defeated England and won independence.
Boston Massacre The event where a group of English soldiers shot their guns into a crowd of colonists killing several of them.
Boston Tea Party The event where a group of colonist's dressed up as Native Americans and threw England's tea into the Boston Harbor.
Continental Army America's army during the Revolutionary War.
Declaration of Independence The document which said America was now its own country. It listed the reasons why England no longer had the right to be in control of America.
George Washington The leader of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War.
Loyalist Americans that were against the war and wanted America to continue to be controlled by England.
Patriots Americans that supported the war and wanted America to be its own country.
Treaty of Paris Document which said America was now finally free from English control.
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