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First Battle of American Revolution - "Shot Heard 'Round the World" Lexington & Concord
British won the battle. The British made poor decisions. "Don't Shoot Until You See the White in their Eyes." Bunker Hill
The turning point of the war because the patriots gained the French as an ally and much-needed positive morale for their troops. Saratoga
Taken over by the British. Set up a blockade in the harbor. Americans surrendered after 6 weeks. Captured 5,000 Colonial Soldiers . Largest victories. The Siege of Charles Town (Charleston)
Fought on S.C. soil. Fought 9000 mountain men. Fought their way up the mountain, remembering Tarleton's cruel treatment of their men. Loyalist surrounded after Ferguson was killed. Kings Mountain
Fought on S.C. soil. Purposely chosen so that the patriot men could not run away. Lasted about an hour. Daniel Morgan had 3 seperate lines ready to draw the British in. Cowpen
Referred to soldiers of the British Army because of the red uniforms formerly worn by the majority of the regiments. Redcoats
Men who fought for the US in the Revolutionary War served in units controlled by their state. Militiaman
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