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Preview Write the following questions and answer in complete sentences: What are the two roles of the 2 nd Continental Congress? Who wrote the Declaration of Independence? Finish Declaration of Independence worksheet from yesterday.

Revolutionary War ( ) John Adams – The Declaration of Independence t=PLtXf78zN40CLTgsEu4a6vQEaEOoqgnKh6

Battles of Lexington and Concord- APRIL 1775 Second Constitutional Congress - MAY 1775 Common Sense-Thomas Paine- JANUARY 1776 Declaration of Independence- JULY 1776 Battle of Saratoga- Summer 1777 Battle of Valley Forge- Winter 1777 Battle of Yorktown Treaty Of Paris- 1783

“What Hurts the Most”

Today’s Task “Major Events and Battles of the American Revolution” Note-taking Guide Use the biography cards at each station to complete each section. Rotate as directed.

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