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CHAPTER 7 The American Revolution

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Chapter 7. The American Revolution. Haym Salomon gave the American government $600,000 to help fight in the war against the British. 20 to 30 percent of Americans were Loyalists , people who still supported Britain. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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CHAPTER 7

The American Revolution

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Haym Salomon gave the American government $600,000 to help fight in the war against the British.

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20 to 30 percent of Americans were Loyalists, people who still supported Britain.

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40 to 45 percent of Americans were Patriots, people who supported independence from Britain.

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The rest of the Americans will remain Neutral, people who do not care which side wins.

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NATIVE AMERICANS AND AFRICAN AMERICANS WILL FIGHT FOR BOTH SIDES.

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Women like Molly Pitcher would help in the war effort.

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Deborah Sampson dressed up as a man so she could fight in the war.

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George Washington will be a General for the Continental Army (Americans) during the Revolutionary War against the British.

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The British will take New York City.

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The British will hire German Hessian mercenaries to help fight the Americans.

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Washington surprised the Hessian soldiers by attacking Trenton the day after Christmas.

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General Howe tried to capture Washington in Philadelphia. He failed although he did take the city.

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Chief Brant supported the British.

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The Battles of Saratoga were important victories for the Americans because it was the turning point of the war.

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Claiming he did not receive enough credit, Benedict Arnold turned traitor against the Americans.

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France will help the Americans fight the British.

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Marquis de Lafayette is a 19 year French nobleman who will volunteer to fight with Washington.

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Baron von Steuben from Germany will help train the Americans.

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The Spanish will also help the Americans.

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A quarter of the men died at Valley Forge from malnutrition, exposure to the cold, or disease.

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Many Americans would desert, or leave the military without returning.

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George Rodgers Clark would use the trees to hide his numbers.

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A privateer is a privately owned ship given permission to fight the British navy.

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John Paul Jones is an American hero for defeating the British ship Serapis in a naval battle.

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The British take the fight to the south hoping to get help from slaves and loyalists.

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Lord Cornwallis is the British leader.

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Francis Marion will use guerrilla attacks against the British. He will become known as the Swamp Fox.

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Marion will hide in the swamp’s in the daytime after fighting at night.

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With the help of the French, the Battle of Yorktown will be the last major battle of the war.

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Nancy Hart shot and killed a Loyalists for demanding she cook a turkey for them.

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The Americans won the war against the stronger British because of…

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1-Better leadership

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2- Foreign aid from the French and Spanish.

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3- Knowledge of the Land.

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4- Motivation

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The Treaty of Paris of 1783 included…

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1- The United States was independent.

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2- Its boundaries would be the Mississippi River on the west, Canada on the north, and Spanish Florida on the south.

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3- The U.S. would receive the right to fish off Canada’s Atlantic Coast.

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4- Each side would repay debts it owed the other.

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5- The British would return any enslaved persons they had captured.

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6- Congress would recommend that the states return any property they had seized from the Loyalists.