The Revolutionary War.

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The Revolutionary War

Put the following events in order A. First Actual Battle of the War: Lexington and Concord B. French and Indian War is fought C. British pass acts to Tax Goods in America D. Boston Tea Party occurs E. Intolerable Acts Passed

Road to Revolution After the Intolerable Acts, the colonists formed the First Continental Congress Group discussed problems with King, didn’t call for independence yet Britain saw it as a sign of rebellion Ordered troops to Lexington and Concord to keep watch

Lexington and Concord The first shots of the war were fired in April 1775 Over 250 British Red Coats were killed 100 American Colonists also lost their lives

Second Continental Congress Met on May 10, 1775 in Philadelphia Gave money to war- formed the Continental Army Elected George Washington as the Commander of the military Wrote the Declaration of Independence

Military Strategies American Tactics Attack British supplies-British had many more weapons, canons, ships Wear the British down, don’t have to win every battle Make an alliance with one of Britain’s enemies. British Tactics Break the colonies in half by getting between N & S Blockade the ports to prevent the flow of goods and supplies from an ally. “Divide and Conquer”  use the Loyalists.

Bunker Hill (June, 1775) The continental army faced British troops twice their size Commander ordered, “Do not fire until you see the whites of their eyes!” His troops had the courage and discipline to hold their fire until the enemy was near The British suffered over 40% casualties. This was a key victory for the colonists

Saratoga- Oct 7,1777 This was the turning point for the war British commander was trying to isolate New England His plans were thwarted when his allies didn’t come to his aid and he was overpowered Almost 6,000 British surrendered Victory gave the French the encouragement they needed to ally with the Americans

Yorktown- 1781 British General Cornwallis was waiting in Yorktown for supplies and reinforcements The Americans and French planned to stop this before it could happen The Americans marched by land to battle the British French ships were able to stop British supply ships He was forced to surrender in October 19, 1781

Peace of Paris After Yorktown, the British people had grown tired with the war and voted to end the war The final peace treaty was signed in Paris on September 3, 1783 It gave the colonists their long hoped for independence It sent the Mississippi river as the westward boundary and a northern boundary with Canada

Timeline Major Assessment Your task is to create an annotated timeline of the major events of the Revolutionary War. Your final product may be a poster, PowerPoint, Prezzi, or word document. Due Date: A Day: September 30th B Day: October 3rd You will have 2 ½ class periods to work and one full work day in class

Each event must include: Event Title or Name Date Your timeline must include: (10 events total) 3 events leading up to the Revolutionary War- Causes 4 events during the Revolutionary War- 2 of these must be events we did not discuss in class (That means you will have to research them) 3 events about the outcome and end of the Revolutionary War-   Each event must include: Event Title or Name Date 4-5 Sentence Description Image- can be hand drawn or computer generated Citations for sources used