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Stamp Act
The stamp act a way for the British to try and control the colonists. this event is not symmetrical cause the British did this to control and bring order to the colonists. http://www.history.com -
Boston Massacre
The Boston Massacre was brought on by a couple of kids throwing snow balls at the British troops. They are symmetrical cause both the colonists and the patriots are at fault. -
Tea Tax
the tea tax act is asymmetrical. the British put tax on the tea and expected the colonists to follow it. http://www.britannica.com -
Lexington/ Concord
The Battles at Lexington and Concord were the first military engagements of the American Revolution. this an asymmetrical event cause both parties were fighting -
Bunker Hill
The battle is named after Bunker Hill in Charlestown Massachusetts. This is symmetrical. -
Common Sence
Thomas Paine published this to show many reasons why the Americans should not be controlled by the despotic ruler. -
Decloration pf Independence
The Declaration of Independence was a statement adopted by the second continental congress stating the the Americans wanted freedom and independence from the Britsh. -
Battle at Trenton/Princeton
The battle at Trenton and Princeton was a daring and successful attempt of George Washington to bolster the morals of his troops by defeating a garrison of Hessian mercenaries. -
battle of saratoga
The Battle at Saratoga was the turning point of the Revolutionary War. This battle is symmetrical cause it was fought by both sides. http://ushistory.org -
Continental Army Wintering at Valley Forge
The winter at Valley Forge was a scorching cold winter. Disease, malnutrition, and starvation hit the continental army. This is asymmetrical cause the army didn't want to surrender o the British during the Revolution. -
Battle at Charleston
The battle at the Charleston was one of the major battles towards the end of the revolutionary war, after the British decided to switch their strategies and go after the southern colonies. -
battle at yorktown
General George Washington was commanding 17,000 french and continental troops for this battle.
