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AH M1L2 Key Terms

American History Module 1 Lesson 2 Key Terms

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Thomas Paine American patriot who authored the pamphlet Common Sense leading to wider support for declaring independence from England.
Battle of Saratoga Turning point of the American Revolution in which the Continental Army who a major victory over the British leading to the Treaty of Alliance with France.
Battle of Yorktown Final battle of the American Revolution which resulted in a blockade of Yorktown by the French allies of the patriots and Washington's Continental Army's siege of the city.
Treaty of Paris of 1783 Formal agreement to end the American Revolution and recognized the independence of British North American colonies; granted lands from east coast to Mississippi River to the new United States even though most land west of the Appalachian Mountains was controlled by Native American groups.
Republican Motherhood Idea popularized in the Revolutionary era; argued that the role of women was to raise and support young men who supported republicanism; limited women to domestic sphere while allowing for education of upper class women so to better raise their sons for leadership in the new republic.
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