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treaty Paris Great Britain recognized the independence of the United States
loyalist colonists who chose to side with British
Mercenaries foreign soldiers who fought not out of loyalty but for pay
Common sence Plain spoken argument
stamp act where u put stamps on things
Tomas Paine he argued that citizens not kings and queens should make laws
Continental amry this force would soon include soldiers from all colonies and would carry out the fight against Britain
patriots colonists who chose to fight for independence for from Great Britain
tea act allowed the British East India Company to sell tea directly to the colonists
minute men who got there name because they were ready to fight at minutes notice
George washing ton the commander of the Continental Army
James armsted this enslaved African work as a spy for the Marquis de Lafayette
Baron von steueben inexperienced military officer from Prussia led with a combination of respect and fear
commities of correspondence shared ideas and information about the new British laws and ways to challenge them
Francis marion best guerrilla warfare
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