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The spies in the Revolutionary War were generally on both sides of the War but some divided. They learned enemy tactics so they could out play them. Spies were mostly men and rarely women.

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In the year of 1781, George Washington led the Americans to victory in the Battle of Yorktown. The Americans had to fight the British and the French. This was the last battle of the Revolutionary War.

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On January 17th, 1781, there was a battle in Cowpens, South Carolina. The Americans took the battle against the British. Their strategy was to keep poking shots at the army until they were weak and eventually went ham on 'em. This battle was the turning point in the Revolutionary War.

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The Battle of Bunker Hill took place in Bunker Hill and Breeds Hill. This was a surprise attack on the British that led to the British to win. 226 men were killed and about 800 injured. This battle was important because it helped convince the SCC to declare independence.

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Important Battles of the Revolutionary War

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Important Battles of the Revolutionary War

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American Strengths and Weaknesses during the Revolutionary War

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American Strengths and Weaknesses during the Revolutionary War

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During the Revolutionary War, the Americans were put up against the devastating British Army. Some things that the Americans had over the British was they had a long time to prepare for battle. The British were all the way in Europe so it took months for the British to reach the war. One Weakness that the Americans had was their lack of combat training. The British soldiers were all well trained killing-machines. The Americans were not killing-machines.

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The Declaration of Independence was a document pleading for independence. This document was signed on July 4, 1774 by Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, Robert R. Livingson, Roger Sherman, and Thomas Jefferson

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The Intolerable Acts were a series of laws to punish the citizens for their acts in the tea party. These laws were passed by the British Parliament in 1774. These even took away the self government rights for Massachusetts and their historic rights.

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On March 5th, 1770, patriots were throwing things like sticks and snowballs at British soldiers because they were mad at them. This eventually led to the British soldiers shooting and killing several colonists. After this, some citizens wrote speeches for a campaign.

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The Stamp Act was a tax put on paper products such as stamps and envelopes. This act was signed on March 22nd, 1765. The colonists didn't like this so they boycotted all paper products. They even went as far as to humiliate government officials. This act was removed later that year

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When the French expanded their territory to the Ohio River, the British weren't happy about it so they started to fight. The British eventually declared war in 1756. This led to the French and Indian War. The British won battles at Louisbourg, Fort Frontenac, and Quebec. In a peace conference in 1763, the British got some territory in Canada from France and Florida form Spain.

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The Atlantic Slave Trade was a bad time for African Americans through the 15th through 19th century. African Americans were kidnapped from their home to work for people for nothing in exchange. How they were transported was they went on boats. The conditions on the boat were REALLY bad. You gave birth, used the bathroom, ate, and slept in the spot. These conditions were so bad, people even died from them.