The Acts
The Battles
Fun Facts
Famous People From The War
Who Was Apart Of The War
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What was the Boston Massacer?
The Boston massacre happens on march 5, 1770. Colonists gather at the old state house on king street. The colonists throw sticks, rocks, and snowballs at the red coats. Then the reds coat fired at the colonists.Which was the shot heard around the world killing Crispus Attucks. Then they keep firing and killing five people at the spot. And also, injuries eight and two would die later own.
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What was the frist battle in the American Revolutionary War?
The Battles of Lexington and Concord it happens on April 19, 1775.
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How long did the American Revolutionary War last for?
8 years, April 19, 1775 to September 3, 1783
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Who was George Washington?
George Washington was one of our founding fathers, he was a commander of the chief of the Continental Army in the American revolutionary war, and was the frist president of the United States of America.
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Who was fighting for their independents in the American Revolutionary War?
The Colonist also knows as the Americans
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What was the Boston Tea Party?
On December sixteen, 1773 a group of man 30 to 60, dress as Native Americans, ran through the streets going to Boston harbour. Where a large shipment of tea happens earlier that day. Then the men dump 342 chests of tea into the Boston harbour.
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What was the battle of Saratoga?
On September 19, 1777, the red coats want to take upper New York.They were sending to a different troop, British troops led by General John Burgoyne, one coming from the north and one coming from the south. They stop about ten miles out of below Saratoga. Then with force militia of sharpshooters harassed the British, while other colonist forces aggressively charged into battle winning. This was the frist win for the Americans.
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Who wrote the Declaration Of Independence?
John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, Roger Sherman, and Robert R. Livingston
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Who is King George the third?
He was the king of Britain and Ireland.
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Who were the Colonists against?
The British also know as the Red Coats.
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What was the Stamp Act?
The Stamp Act was passed on march 22, 1765. It was where the colonists had to pay for every print piece of paper, for example, married paper, docking paper, playing cards.
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What was the last battle fought in the American Revolutionary War?
Yorktown, September 28, to October 19, 1781 ending the American Revolutionary War.
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Who was George Washington married too?
Martha Washington
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Who was Paul Revere?
Paul Revere was was a patriot for the colonist, he did the painting of the Boston massacre and he is most famous for the ride of paul revere where he warn people that the British were coming which really got the war going.
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Who helped the Colonist?
The French help the Americas by sending troops and also sending supplies because they saw that Americans were winning wars.
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What was the Quartering Act of 1774?
The Quartering Act was passed on March 24, 1774. It was about the colonist having to house the British. They would have to feed them, shelter them and give them supplies. Finally, it ends on June 2, 1774, saying the soldier could no longer stay in the colonist homes, but they were allowed to stay in a barn or a shed or local in.
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What was the battle of Fort Washington?
On November 16, 1776, the red coats attack the colonist at Fort Washington. One troop would be coming from the south, the east and head on to take the last place the Americans had of Manhattan Island.The British sent ahead of time sends a note saying surrender, but the colonist was not knowing what was going to happen too. Because the colonist did not surrender they took them on.The Americans ended up losing this battle along with their only piece of Manhattan.
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How tall was George Washington?
He was 6 foot 2 inches
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Who was Benjamin Franklin in the American Revolutary War?
Benjamin Franklin was one of our founding fathers also out of five men he helped write the declaration of independence.
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Who helped the British?
A Native American tribe called Naval because the British promise that if they help them they would not take any more land from them.