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Francis Marion was nicknamed the " Swamp Fox" because he would lure his militarist enemies into the swamp he was stationed in, and ambush them.

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Technically speaking, the British won, but they lost such a large amount of their army, that the Patriots basically won, because we ended up being more successful.This battle ended the Southern and British campaign, and was a heavy loss on the Brits.

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During the Battle of Kings Mountain, some Mountain Men discovered British troops camped out on their Mountain territory.. The British argued with the Mountain Men for a bit, until finally an uproar began, and the Patriots, (which included the Mountain Men) won over the British, and claimed their territory back on the Mountain.

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Battles of Charleston and Battle of Camden

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Battles of Charleston and Battle of Camden

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Battle of Charleston 1: Patriots won, SC damaged British navy, and our state flag was designed by inspiration of this war. (The palmetto bark kept us safe)
Battle of Charleston 2: British won, gave England control of the Low-country, and closed harbors.
Battle of Camden: British won, gave England control over SC, and led for the Patriots to flea.

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Perspective of the war on small farmers, children, and immagrants

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Perspective of the war on small farmers, children, and immagrants

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Small Farmers: Though they didn't own large plantations, it was normally the small family, which included a dad, a mom, and a kid or two. This usually meant that the dad would be taken into war, and that would leave the mom with the children to tend to, and a house to tend to, and a farm to tend to, and the spot of a father from their lives, seeing how  it was a brutal war, and he probably died.
Children: Kids were derived of a male role model, and in the small case that their dad wasn't taken away from them, then they had it easy.
Immigrants: Since at the time immigrants were rather disposable, they were probably the first on the list to add into the war, because they weren't true american citizens, and usually were good with weapons because they had to defend themselves in they're previous country.

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Perspective of the war on : Slaves ,             Women, and Plantation Owners.

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Perspective of the war on : Slaves ,             Women, and Plantation Owners.

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Women: The women were probably majorly affected by this, because their husbands and possibly older sons were taken .
Slaves: The slaves probably had it rough as well, because most of them were weak, and underfed, and didn't know how to operate weapons, or communicate in english

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The Declaration of Independence was written by Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, and John Adams. The Declaration is just about stating personal independence. It was released on July, 4, 1776. A little fun fact is that John Hancockś signature was so big and bold, that there wasn´t much room for the others to sign their names.

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The second Continental Congress was a convention of delegates from the thirteen original colonies that formed in Philadelphia in May of 1775.

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The battle of Lexington Concord was fought on April 19, in 1775, and kicked off the American Revolutionary war of 1775-1783. The tension had been increasing for many years between residents of the 13 American colonies and British authorities, particularly in Massachusetts.

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This event consists of when Paul Revere  raced to Concord as fast as he could so he could warn the two Patriot leaders, which were John Hancock and Samuel Adams that 700 soldiers from the British troops were on their way to arrest them.

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The First Continental Congress was a meeting of delegates from twelve of the thirteen colonies who met from September fifth to October 26, 1774, at carpenters hall in Phili, PA, very early in the American Revolution

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The Intolerable acts were laws passed down by the British in 1774 after the Boston Tea Party. In great Britain , these laws were refered to as the "Coercive Acts "

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The Boston Teas Party was an event where the Sons of Liberty dressed as Native Americans and dumped $70,000 dollars worth of tea straight into the Boston Harbor just to rebel.

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The tea act was just one of the several measures imposed on the American Colonist by the heavily indebted British government in the decade leading up to the American Revolutionary war.

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The Towneshend was an act where a series of measures passed by British Parliament in 1767, that taxed goods that were imported

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The Patriots were the people that wanted to break away from the British colonies, and the Loyalists were the people that wanted to stay with the British, and that's why they were called "Loyalists"

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Betsy Ross was the woman who sewed the first american flag. To Betsy, the colors of the flag resembled:
Red: Valor and Hardiness
White: Purity and innocence
Blue: Vigilance, perseverance, and Justice.

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The Daughters of Liberty was a group that was very similar to the Sons of Liberty, and even held their own event that had much recollection towards the Boston tea party. This event was known as the
" Coffee Party" . In this  event they assaulted a male merchant who was hiding coffee in his warehouse,.

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They were a secret organization that was created in the thirteen original colonies. They also made the European advance rights . The Sons of Liberty dressed as Native Americans and dumped tea into the Boston harbor.

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This was the first congress of the American colonies . The meeting was held in October 25, 1765

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The Stamp Act of 1765 was the first internal tax levied directly on American colonists by the British government. The act, which imposed a tax on all paper documents in the colonies, came at a time when the British Empire was deep in debt from the Seven Years’ War (1756-63) and looking to its North American colonies as a revenue source.

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The sugar act was a law that tried to enforce the "smuggling" of sugar and or molasses (which was prohibited) and such. In the colonies they reduced the previous tax rates, and also enforced the collecting of duties. The sugar act was originally known as the "Molasses Act"