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Friday, Nov. 18 1. Update your table of contents Date Title Entry # 11/15 Declaration of Independence Primary Source 59 11/16 Comparing Strengths and Weaknesses 60 11/16 Strengths and Weaknesses summary 61 11/17 The Revolutionary War notes 62 11/18 Interpreting Political Cartoons worksheet 63 2. Turn to entry 62 (notes from yesterday)

Battle of Saratoga History of Us DVD clip (11:11)

The Revolutionary War Battle/Event Date Colonial Leader British Leader Outcome Significance Valley Forge, Penn. (winter break) Winter 1776 Washington Howe (returned to NY) Hessians in NJ X -Thomas Paine writes “the Crisis” -Victory or Death Battle of Trenton, NJ Dec. 26, 1776 Hessians Colonials -acquired supplies -new hope Battle of Princeton, NJ Jan. 3, 1776 Lord Cornwallis -new recruits Battle of Saratoga, NY Oct. 1777 Gates and Arnold “Gentlemen” Johnny Burgoyne -Turning point of the war -France and Spain enter

Battle/Event Date Colonial Leader British Leader Outcome Significance Valley Forge, Penn. (winter break) Winter 1776 Washington Howe (returned to NY) Hessians in NJ X -Thomas Paine writes “the Crisis” -Victory or Death Battle of Trenton, NJ Dec. 26, 1776 Hessians Colonials -acquired supplies -new hope Battle of Princeton, NJ Jan. 3, 1776 Lord Cornwallis -new recruits Battle of Saratoga, NY Oct. 1777 Gates and Arnold “Gentlemen” Johnny Burgoyne -Turning point of the war -France and Spain enter Valley Forge (Bitter winter) Winter 1777-1778 -Marquis de Lafayette -Baron Von Steuben -taught how to fight

If you finish before the bell go ahead and turn it in. Homework Interpreting Political Cartoons Use the cartoons and your knowledge of history (and the book) to answer the questions on the back!!!!!!!!! Due Monday If you finish before the bell go ahead and turn it in.