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My Brother Sam is Dead

  • Sam announces that he is going to go to war.

    Sam announces he is going to war to get America's freedom.
  • The Revolutionary War Starts

    The Revolutionary War Starts
    The Lexington Concord Battle breaks out.
  • George Wasington Comes

    George Wasington Comes
    George Washington becomes new General for the Patriots
  • Costly British Win

    Costly British Win
    The British win a battle at Bunker/ Breeds Hill.
  • Tim feeling Lonely

    Sam is in war while life goes as usual for Tim.
  • Secretly returning is Sam

    Sam sneaks away and visits family in Redding
  • Mr. Heron Favor

    Mr. Heron asks a favor for Tim to bring a loyalist letter to somebody. Mr. Heron is a loyalist.
  • "Common Sense" Published

    "Common Sense" Published
    The book "Common Sense" is published by Thomas Paine
  • Approved Declaration of Independence

    Approved Declaration of Independence
    The Continental Congress approves Declaration of Independence.
  • Cowboys kidnaps "Life"

    Cowboys kidnap's Tims father when he rode on a horse far away from Tim.
  • Washington crosses the Delaware

    Washington crosses the Delaware
    Washingtons group crosses the Delaware on Christmas
  • British arrive in Redding

    The British come into the town of Redding and kill different people.
  • Tim gets Told His Father is Dead.

    Father is killed and Tim just now knew about it.
  • British Surrender at Saratoga

    British Surrender at Saratoga
    The British surrender after the second battle at Saratoga.
  • Army led by Washington

    A very bad winter for him and his army in Valley Forge
  • Americans Sign Treaty of Paris

    Americans Sign Treaty of Paris
    America signs Treaty of Paris
  • Mother and Tim take over Tavern.

    They take over tavern after Sam left and "Life" died.
  • Mary Hays got nicknamed

    She got nicknamed "Molly Pitcher"
  • Continental Army Comes

    They come with Sam and they get to meet several different people.
  • African Descent

    1/7 of the soldiers were of African Descent.