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Battles of the American Revolution worksheet

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Battles of the American Revolution worksheet

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This worksheet can be filled out by students when learning about the individual battles during the war.

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This infographic details the Sons of Liberty and how their efforts contributed to the American Revolution.

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Museum of the American Revolution - Virtual Museum Tour

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Museum of the American Revolution - Virtual Museum Tour

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The Museum of the American Revolution's virtual tour is a great resource for students to use to learn more about the revolution. The tour includes 360-degree panoramic images of the museum's galleries, high-resolution images of objects and artifacts, and a guided audio tour.

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Liberty! Timeline of the Revolution and The Road to Revolution Game

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Liberty! Timeline of the Revolution and The Road to Revolution Game

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This website provides an in depth and detailed timeline of the Revolution. Website also includes the Road to Revolution game in which students can test their knowledge of the revolution and navigate their way to independence.

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King George III ascends to the throne of England.

Treaty signed between England and France ending the French and Indian War. Canada and the continent east of the Mississippi River added to Great

Britain's growing empire.

Parliament passes
The Stamp Act as a means to pay for British troops on the American frontier. Colonists violently protest the measure..

December. Massachusetts patriots dressed as Mohawk Indians protest the British Tea Act by dumping crates of tea into Boston Harbor.

January. The Privy Council reprimands Benjamin Franklin in London for leaking letters damaging to the Royal Governor of Massachusetts. September. First Continental Congress convenes in Philadelphia.

January. Thomas Paine's Common Sense published. Becomes an instant best seller and pushes the colonies closer to independence.

July 4. Thomas Jefferson's Declaration of Independence ratified by the Congress

July. A huge British force arrives in New York harbor bent on crushing the rebellion.

August. Continental Army routed at Long Island, New York.

December 26. Washington crosses the Delaware River and captures a Hessian force at Trenton, New Jersey.

December. In desperate need of financing and arms, Congress sends Benjamin Franklin to France to urge the French to ally with America.

February. France signs a treaty of alliance with the United States and the American Revolution becomes a world war.

December. George Washington gives up command of the Continental Army and, to the astonishment of foreign observers, returns to private life.

1785-'86 Treaty talks with Spain for rights to navigate the Mississippi fail because of regional conflicts between northern and southern states.

The crucial states of Virginia (June 25) and New York (July 26) become the 10th and 11th states to pass the Constitution.

December. A Bill of Rights passed by the 1st Congress of the United States.

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LIBERTY! . Chronicle of the Revolution . Timeline of the Revolution | PBS

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King George III ascends to the throne of England. Treaty signed between England and France ending the French and Indian War. Canada and the continent east of the Mississippi River added to Great Britain's growing empire. Parliament passes The Stamp Act as a means to pay for British troops on the American frontier.

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Causes of the American Revolution - Review Rap Song

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Causes of the American Revolution - Review Rap Song

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This video shows a rap of the causes of the revolution. The rap includes the different acts and taxes put in place by the British government.

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Causes of The American Revolution - Review Rap Song

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This worksheet lets students share their knowledge of the soldiers on both sides of the Revolutionary War. This may be a good activity for students to complete during a documentary or video.

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This worksheet allows students to create a timeline of the Revolutionary War by gluing events to the worksheet in order.

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This anchor chart lists several of the causes of the revolution in order of when they took place.

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Battles of the Revolutionary War Interactive Map

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Battles of the Revolutionary War Interactive Map

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This interactive map allows students to read details about the different battles of the Revolutionary War.

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Mr. Nussbaum - Battles of the Revolutionary War Interactive Map

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This awesome map allows students to click on the points of the map to learn more about each battle.

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Boston Tea Party video- School House Rock

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Boston Tea Party video- School House Rock

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This fun video outlines the Boston Tea Party and will give students a good idea of the causes and effects it had on the revolution.

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Tea Party - Schoolhouse Rock - No more Kings