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Lexington & Concord: What Happened?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              

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Lexington & Concord: What Happened?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              

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Saratoga Campaign - World History Encyclopedia

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final battle to the revolution

in Yorktown Virginia

began on September 28 1781 and ended on October 19 1781

the French army assisted the patriots

ended with British surrender

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The battle of Bunker Hill took place on June 17, 1775, British forces eventually won the battle by taking a fortified position on Breed's Hill after three costly assaults, but the colonial militia, despite running out of ammunition, had inflicted such heavy casualties that the British gained a tactical victory at a tremendous cost. The battle, which was actually fought on Breed's Hill, not Bunker Hill, provided a significant morale boost for the American cause and demonstrated that the untrained colonial fighters could stand their own against the superior British Army, thus proving the resolve to fight for independence was real.

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Key figures in the Battle of Bunker Hill include American leaders William Prescott, Israel Putnam, John Stark, and the fallen Patriot Joseph Warren, alongside British commanders William Howe and Thomas Gage. and British officers Robert Pigot and John Pitcairn. These figures led their respective forces and were instrumental in the battle's outcome.

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The battle of Saratoga was most notable as one of the turning points in the war. The victory of the battle led to British General John Burgoyne's army surrender. This boosted American morale and led to the persuasion of France becoming an official ally. This was a severe blow to Britain as France's joining, along with the army's surrender turned the American Revolution into an unwinnable war for England.

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patriots were lead by George Washington

French were lead by Marquis de Lafayette, Comte de Rochambeau, and Comte de Grasse

British were lead by Charles Cornwall

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British troops went to Concord to seize colonial military supplies but were met with Patriot militias in Lexington. The first shots were fired and it ended up as a full day battle and a victory for America.

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American and French soldiers at the siege of Yorktown. From left to right, a Black soldier from the First Rhode Island Regiment, a New England militiaman, a Western frontier rifleman, and a French officer

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Overview of the capitulation of the British army at Yorktown, including Yorktown's blockade by a e French squadron

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General John Burgoyne was a notable figure since his surrender led to the turning wave of the war. Horatio Gates was also a leading individual to Saratoga's victory. Being a Commander of the Northern American army, his war efforts secured the battle. Gates was the one to meet with General Burgoyne upon his surrender.

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Colonials(Americans) were led by:

John Hancock, Samuel Adams, Paul Revere, William Dawes, Samuel Prescott, John Parker, James Barrett, John Buttrick, Joesph Hosmer, John Ribinson, and Isaac Davis.

British troops were led by:

Thomas Gage, Francis Smith, John Pitcairn, Walture Laurie, and Lawrence Parsons.

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