Ch 6 American Revolution

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Ch 6 American Revolution TimeLine - Battles

Ch 6 American Revolution 1775-1781 Battle of Lexington & Concord (BR) - 1st battle of American Revolution Battle of Saratoga (Pat.) Turning point = patriots started winning French allie with patriots Gen. Burgoyne surrenders Battle of Bunker Hill (Br) Br substained heavy losses Psychologically – victory for Pat. – only lost because ran out of ammo. Battle of Trenton (Pat.) - Surprise attack on British Battle of Long Island (Br) April 1775 June 1775 Aug 1776 Oct 1777 Dec 26, 1776 Ch 6 American Revolution 1775-1781

Spain declares war on Britain Winter at Valley Forge Low point for patriots Soldiers lacked food & clothing War moves south & west West: Br thought Indians would help South: Br concentrated efforts in south – believed many loyalists But countryside: Patriots - guerilla warfare Spain declares war on Britain Latter part of war Winter 77-78 1779

American Independence recognized Treaty of Paris of 1783 American Independence recognized Miss. R. new western boundary Battle of Yorktown (Pat.) Last major battle Cornwallis (Br.) surrenders Oct 1781 Sept 1783