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Paul Revere's ride
This took place during the night along with other riders like William Daws, rode from Boston to Lexington and Concord to warn the colonial militia of the approaching British forces. The outcome of the ride was that they were successfully warned and this waring allowed the militias to mobilize and prepare for the battles of Lexington and Concord which were the first military engagements of the American Revolutionary war. -
Battles of Lexington and Concord
They marked the beginning of the American Revolutionary War, British troops were sent to confiscate colonial weapons and to arrest revolutionaries in Concord. Colonial militia confronted British troops, which led them to the first shots and a British retreat to Boston. The outcome of the battle was that they were forced to retreat back to Boston, in which they suffered considerable casualties. The significance of the battle was that it showed the colonist willingness to fight for independence. -
Battle of Bunker Hill
In the battle, the patriots were defeated, but they also proved that they could hold their own against the superior army. The fight confirmed that any reconciliation between England and the American colonies were no longer possible. Due to the British victory, british casualities demonstrated the colonial forces could effectively stand up to the British army, boosting the American morale. It was significant,important because it showed determination and resilience to the colonial forces. -
Creation of the Declaration of independence
The Declaration of Independence was drafted by Thomas Jefferson and a committee, it was created on July 4, 1776, and it announced the American colonies separation from britain. The outcome was that it led to the American colonies officially breaking away from British rule, uniting them in their fight for their independence. It was significant to the American Revolution because it unified the colonies under a common cause. -
The American Crisis
It refers to a series of pamphlets that was written by Thomas Paine during the American Revolutionary War. The pamphlets were aimed at inspiring the American Colonist to continue their fight for independence. The outcome was that they were encouraged perseverance and resilience, helping to sustain the revolutionary spirit during some very hard times during the war. The significance was its profound impact on morale and motivation. -
Crossing of the Delaware river
When George Washington and his troops crossed the river, they launched a surprise attact on Hessianforces in Trenton, New Jersey. In outcome they resulted in a crucial victory for the Army, which boosted morale and reinivigorating the American cause during a challenging time in the Revolutionary war. -
Battle of Trenton
It was during the American Revolutionary war, after crossing the ice Delaware river on Christmas night, George washington was involved and led the continental army in a surprise attack against Hessian forces. The attack was successful, in outcome for the victory, the americans captured nearly 1,000 Hessian soldiers. The significance was it boosted the Morale of the Continental Army and the American pubic. -
The battle of Philadelphia
In this time the British have captured Philadelphia in 1777 during the American Revolutionary war, forcing the Continental Congress to flee, but it also didn't break the American resolve, The outcome that was accomplished was that they have successfully captured the city that they have fought for. The significance was that it showed their strength, and it allowed the continental Army to continue fighting and to eventually win the war. -
Battle of Saratoga
The battle was a turning point in the War. The American forces, led by General Horatio Gates, defeated the British army under general John Burgoyne. The outcome of the battle was a decisive victory and led the British to surrender, it also convinced France to ally with there Americans, Providing crucial support that helped turn the tide in favor of the American Revolution -
The Winter at Valley Forge
During the winter at Valley Forge, Washington's troops faced severe cold, hunger, and disease but emerged stronger due to training from Baron von Steuben. In this time it was hard to build the army's resilience. The outcome was that the army emerged stronger and more disciplined. It was significant because it marked a turning point for the Continental Army. -
Battle of Yorktown
This battle was the last major battle of the American Revolutionary War. American and French forces, led by general George Washington and General Rochambeau, surrounded the British army commanded by General Cornwallis. The outcome of this battle, it led to the negotiation of the Treaty of Paris which recognized American independence. The significance of the battle was immense, it marked the final major military action of the war, leading to the surrender of the British forces. -
Treaty of Paris
The Treaty of Paris ended the American Revolutionary War, this event had quiet a few of outcomes which are the following: Recognition of American independence by Great Britain. Agreement that debts owed by Americans to British creditors would be repaid. Return of property and rights to Loyalists who had supported Britain during the war. In significance it established favorable boundaries for the United States, setting the stage for its growth as a sovereign nation.