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ch 7 vocab!

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the general of the continentail army and a great american influence george washington
a professional soldier hired from another country mercenary
an over all plan of action strategy
a meeting rendezvous
the british surrender at saratoga this battle made france ally with america battles of saratoga
a country that agrees to help another country achieve a common goal ally
a 19 year old french noblemen who served in washintons army marquis de lafayette
a steel knife at the end of a gun bayonet
to leave military duty and never come back desert
a privatly owned ship that has permisstion to attack enemy merchant ships privateer
a famous privateer who not only helped with the revolution but with the fight against slavery james forten
the captian of the most famous sea battle of the revolution john paul jones
a british general lord cornwallis
small bands of fighters that weaken the enemy with hit and run attacks guerrillas
people opposed to war pacifist
the final battle of the revolutionary war battle of yorktown
the treaty that ended the revolutionary war treaty of paris 1783
the idea that the people rule and not a king republicanism
sued for her freedom and won the case elizabeth freeman
started the free african society richard allen
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