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Amer. Rev. Part 2

Ame. Revolution

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Loyalists Those who were still loyal to the king and supported the monarch
Patriots Those who wanted independence from the Kind of England
Battle of Trenton Christmas 1776
Battle of Princeton January 3, 1777
Crossing the Delaware 45 minutes
900 Hessian soldiers taken prisoner From Pennsylvania into New Jersey
Led by George Washington Drove British out of New Jersey
Took guns and ammunition Soldiers didn't expect an attack
Battle of Saratoga British General Burgoyne defeated
October 17, 1777 After this victory the French supported the Americans
Valley Forge Winter of 1777
Baron Friedrich von Steuben Marquis de Lafayette
Provided military training Provided financial support for supplies
Battle of Yorktown October 20,1781
British General Charles Cornwallis American General Nathanael Greene
Cornwallis's sword This object was accepted upon surrender at Yorktown
The World Turned Upside Down This song was played at the surrender ceremony
Treaty of Paris 1783 Last major battle
England has to recognize the US a an independent nation England gave up all land claims in N. America
US agreed to return all rights and property taken from Loyalists during the war. Impact of Revolution
80,000 Loyalist returned to England Europeans wanted to created democracies - French Revolution
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