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May 1777
Second Continental Congress
Outcome of the Congress:
Remember the Ladies
Impact of the Role of Women & Republican Motherhood:
Mar 1776
Declaration of Independence
Significance of the Declaration of Independence:
July 4, 1776
Significance/Importance of Battle:
Apr1775
Lexington & Concord
Timeline: American Revolution
1775-1783
The Battles of Lexington and Concord were the first battles of the American Revolution, known for "the shot heard 'round the world". The Battle of Lexington was initiated because the British were planning on arresting Smauel Adams and John Hancock. The Battle of Concord was initiated because the British had marched to Concord to destroy weapons and ammunition the militia was storing there.
The Second Continental Congress met in Philadelphia, PA to form the Continental Army (or the colonial army). George Washington was selected to become the leader of the army by the Second Continental Congress because of his fighting experience during the French and Indian War.
During the Revolution, women were put in charge of teaching the children about republican values, known as Republican Motherhood. Along with this, women began to advocate for equal rights, John Adams' own wife, Abigail Adams, being an avid supporter of this movement, known for her quote, "Remeber the Ladies".
The Declaration of Independence was written to list off the many complaints about King George III and how he violated colonial rights. The colonist had been violated and wanted independence from Britain because of it.
Dec 1777
Valley Forge
Battle of Yorktown
Oct 1781
1783
Thomas Paine wrote The Crisis, which was a message to the American people encouraging them to support the troops in the Revolution. During these times, the colonists were struggling due to the ongoing Revolution, so in order to keep their hopes and spirits up, Paine encouraged them to support the troops and lead them to victory.
Oct 1777
Battle of Saratoga
1775-1783
Timeline: American Revolution
Treaty of Paris, 1783
Impact of The Crisis:
"The Crisis"
Dec 1776
Significance of the Battle of Saratoga:
Significance of Valley Forge:
Significance of the Battle of Yorktown:
Explain what America gains:
This battle is known as the turning point of the Revolution. During this battle, France had been pursueded to join the Patriots in their battle for independence.
Valley Forge was a camp for George Washington and his troops to train during the winter for upcomng wars and battles. There was a harsh winter during there stay that resulted in many disasters and harships.
Washington and the French General Jean Rochambeau marched forced into South Virginia and trapped British General Lord Charles Cornwallis in Yorktown. Here, they stopped the British troops from leaving and eventually led the British to surrender, which became a key victory that earned the Americans their independence.
The Treaty of Paris marks the US becoming officially independent. They created the borders, recieved fishing rights, agreed to repay debts, made British return all slaves they captured, and allowed the French, Americans, and Spanish to become allied and fully rewarded for efforts.