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The French had begun to secretly send weapons to the Americans
Early 1776 -
British move to the South
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Howe brothers join forces
Summer of 1776 -
Continental Army retreats from Battle for New York
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British pushes Continental Army back to the Delaware River
Late fall of 1776 -
The Battle of Trenton
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Enlistment over
The enlistment of many of the men in the Continental Army was supposed to end on the last day of the year -
Victory at Princeton
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General Howe begins campaign for Philadelphia
Spring of 1777 -
Victory at Saratoga
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French sign treaty of cooperation with Americans
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Friedrich Von Steuben begins training Continental Army
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British move to the south
Summer of 1778 -
Winter of 1777-1778
The winter at Valley Forge -
British easily takes Savannah, Georgia
End of 1778 -
Lafayette lobbied for French reinforcements
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Royal Governor once again commands Georgia
Spring 1779 -
General Henry Clinton Sails South
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British capture Charles Town
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Cornwallis' forces smash through Camden, SC
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American's force British to surrender at Cowpens, SC
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Cornwallis attacks Guilford Courthouse
He wins but In the process he loses a fourth of his troops -
Nathaniel Greene writes to Lafayette asking for help
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Robert Morris appointed superintendent of finance
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Troops paid in specie, or gold coin
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Cornwallis Surrenders
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AMERICA WINS!!!!!!!!
America wins the Revolutionary war -
America wins the war
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Peace Talks begin in Paris
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The Treaty of Paris is signed
