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Bunker Hill Monument, Monument Square, Charlestown, MA

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Letter from American Solider Peter Brown to his mother 

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"We marched down onto Charleston Hill against Copts Hill in Boston, where we entrenched & made a Fort, ten Rod long, and eight wide...about 5 in the
Morning, we [do not have] more than half our fort done, they
began to fire (I suppose as soon as they had orders) pretty briskly for a few minutes, then ceased, but soon began again, and fired to the number of twenty minutes, (they killed but one of our Men) then ceased to fire till about eleven o'clock when they began to fire as briskly as ever."

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Bunker Hill Monument, Monument Square, Charlestown, MA

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Letter from American Solider Peter Brown to his mother

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"I was in the fort when the enemy came in, jumped over the
wall and ran half a Mile, where balls flew like hail stones
and Cannon roared like thunder, but I escaped then it may be my turn next after asking your Prayers must conclude wishing you the best of Blessings, still remain your Dutiful Son"

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Be Washington- The Battle of Second Trenton

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Be Washington- The Battle of Second Trenton

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Play through "The Second Battle of Trenton." Record your final decision and why you chose it.

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Learn more about the winter encampment at Valley Forge and its significance to the American Revolution.  Through all the terrible winter trials, George Washington and the Continental Army emerged stronger and better trained for the campaign seasons ahead.

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Choose 1 article to read:

Distractions and Diversions

Diversity of the Camp

Food and Drink

Clothing and Grooming

Health and Medicine

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Valley Forge National Historical Park Virtual Museum Exhibit

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At Valley Forge, enlisted men were busy building defenses, foraging for food, drilling and standing guard duty, while officers were preoccupied with paperwork, inspecting the camp and training their men. Still, in idle or lonely moments, soldiers found ways to make life bearable and, in some cases, enjoyable.

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Hamilton-Yorktown (The World Turned Upside Down)

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Hamilton-Yorktown (The World Turned Upside Down)

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Watch and listen to this Hamilton Clip, record your favorite line from the song

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Letter from British Lieutenant John Waller

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"We gained ground on the Enemy but slowly, as the rails, hedges & stone walls, broke at every time we got over them, and several Men were shot, in the Act of climbing them. We at length overcame these difficulties...I do not think the Rebels, after their defeat, will attempt to insult us."