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ch 6 exam prep

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Thomas jefferson wrote the declaration of independence
john burgoin british generral, tried to capture albany and failed. lost in the battle of seratoga
charles cornwallis british general who surrendered at the battle of yorktowne
battle of yorktown the french and americans defeat of the british, ended the revolution
nathaniel greene commander of the contential army. split the army in two and gave half to greene,
daniel morgan won the battle of cowpens because of unconvential tacticts
patriot colonist who favored war against britiain
loyalist american colonist who stayed loyal to britiain
olive branch petition peace petition sent to king george by colonial delages after lexington and concord asking him to repeal the intolerable acts
common sence essay written by thomas paine that urged the colonies to clain their independence
the declaration of independence doc stating that the 13 english colonies were a free and independant nation
battle of seratoga the first major american victory of the revolution, french decided to join the americans to fight the british
battle of cowpens daniel morgan's victory using unconventional tactics
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