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all of the snow that was melting.

 
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in 17-1800's large fighting was stopped and armies camped in the winter snow. when snow moved to the lower part of Pennsylvania in 1777, George Washington picked valley forge to camp at, far from the British.
12,000 soldiers were low on supplies, and 1000 were nearly starving. moisture made it hard for soldiers to stay dry. 
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Many men where running out of things like clothing and food.
Many died from sickness.
Baron Von Stuben was there.
On June 19 1773 the Continental Army moved out of Valley Forge.

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George Washington chose valley forge Pennsylvania as a camp for the Continental Army. the camp was far enough from the British to discourage surprise attacks and its location between high hills made it easy to defend but still the Continental Army was in bad shape of the 12000 soldiers many didnt have the supplies or clothes to survive the winter
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paragraph 1  Valley Forge 
 
 During the 1700s through 1800s most of the men were running out of food clothing  and water. While they were dealing with starvation they were also trying to build up their protection but  they never were dry because of all of the snow that was melting.

 
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during the 1700-1800

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in the  1700´s  and 1800´s  major fighting  during wars

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many people were lacking Clothing a and dying from sickness

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Vally forge was from 1700s and 1800s the mane fiting was dring the winters. ¨The Continental Army, however, was in bad shape. Of the 12,000 soldiers, many lacked the supplies or clothing to survive the winter and many others were starving at this point.¨ not very many had huts about only 1000 had huts.

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valley forge was a defensible place because of the high hills and the river and it was far away from the British.
12,000 many lacked supplies. defensed were build and there were 1,000 huts. they ate flowercake a mixture between water and flower. over 2,000 people died from sickness. von sheuben spoke little English. he also worked with the solders. on jun, 19, 1778 the Continental  army left valley forge.  to prosue the British who were moving north to new York.

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During the 1700 and 1800s, major fighting during wars generally ceased for the winters and armies took up winter encampments.

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during the 1700s and 1800s major fighting orcurred. as winter desened upon pennslivaina 1777. The contentail army was in bad shape many of 12,000 and lacked supplies of 12,000 defsened  were bulid and there were 1,000 huts bulid over 2,000 men died of sickness. on febuary  23 1778 former german genarel baron von stebuan arrvied at valley forge to train the patriotats. on june 19 7773 the contentail army moved out of valley forge . the armies camped in winter snow and nearly 1,000 men were starving. Many men were starving and low on clothes.the british who were moving north to new york

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in 17-1800's large fighting was stopped and armies camped in the winter snow. when snow moved to the lower part of Pennsylvania in 1777, George Washington picked valley forge to camp at, far from the British.
12,000 soldiers were low on supplies, and 1000 were nearly starving. moisture made it hard for soldiers to stay dry.

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Many men where running out of things like clothing and food.

Many died from sickness.

Baron Von Stuben was there.

On June 19 1773 the Continental Army moved out of Valley Forge.

Hundreds of wounded troops.

Many begged to go home.

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George Washington chose valley forge Pennsylvania as a camp for the Continental Army. the camp was far enough from the British to discourage surprise attacks and its location between high hills made it easy to defend but still the Continental Army was in bad shape of the 12000 soldiers many didnt have the supplies or clothes to survive the winter and many

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During this war the fighting stopped because of the harsh winter that was happeneing then

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paragraph 1  Valley Forge

During the 1700s through 1800s most of the men were running out of food clothing  and water. While they were dealing with starvation they were also trying to build up their protection but  they never were dry because of all of the snow that was melting.

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As winter descended upon Pennsylvania in 1777, George Washington chose Valley Forge , Pennsylvania. 18 miles west of Philadelphia for winter encampment for the continental army. The continental army was in bad shape, many of 12,000 soldiers lacked supplies or clothes to survive the winter and some were starving. The moisture made it impossible for soldiers to stay dry, and this allowed diseases to spread. Wounded soldiers often died from exposure. Diseases such as typhiod and pneumonia. On February 23, 1778 General Baron Von Steuben trained the Patriots how to become soldiers. On June 19, 1778 the continental army left in pursuit of the British.

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As winter was coming towards Pennsylvania 1777, George Washington decided to go to Valley Forge. The Continental Army was is bad shape. Many of the soldiers are  lacking supplies such as clothing and supplies.

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The continental army was in bad shape Of the 12,000 soldiers, many lacked the supplies or clothing to survive the winter and many others were starving at this point.   Pennsylvania in 1777, General George Washington chose Valley Forge, On February 23, 1778, former German General Baron Von Steuben arrived at Valley Forge to train the Patriots how to march in formation.

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the contnential army was moving north in such to get the british in new york  During the 1700s and 1800s, major fighting during wars generally ceased for the winters and armies took up winter encampments. during pensivanla  a nast storm was hitting the conenentaila army hard. some where dieing because it was snowing and that made the the con. army to get wet. then when the got wet the died. the con. army was in bad shape. the con. army had 12,000. they were laking many supplies and had to eat "firecake". the "firecake" was made up with flower and water mixed then heated. on feb 23. 1778 former German General Baron von Steuben arived to train the con. army. he train the patriots how to fire the guns quickly and how to use bayonets. the man that were traning them were  german, he could speack a little bit of english.

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George Washington picked valley forge, Pennsylvania eight miles from Philadelphia. The Continental army was not doing good they had 12,000 solders and  didn't have lots of supplies. They ate flour and water together.  There was sicknesses called  typhoid and pneumonia. Over 2,000 people died from such sicknesses. On February 23, 1778, former German General Baron von Steuben arrived at valley forge to train the solders.

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Valley Forge

Valley Forge was easy  defensible because its location between high hills and the Schuylkill River. The  Continental Army was in bad shape in 1777. Many solders lacked supplies or clothing. Most of them where at the starving point. They built over 1000 huts.  Many solders did not have  blankets or shoes. For food they got a flour mixer called “firecake” and an occasionally meat and bread. In February,  a former German General named Baron von Steuben tough the american army how to be real solders. On June 19, 1778, the Continental Army left Valley Forge in pursuit of the British who were moving north to New York.

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12000 solders struggled to survive winter because the lack of supplies or clothing.  over 1000 huts were built for relief. the only reliable thing to eat is fire cake.

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