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Homework: Pg 83-Geo Skills (1-3), Pg 86-Why Study Hist? (1-2) Homework: Pg 83-Geo Skills (1-3), Pg 86-Why Study Hist? (1-2) French and Indian and Pontiacs Wars French and Indian and Pontiacs Wars Turn to Page 82 Turn to Page 82 Map of the 13 Colonies Map of the 13 Colonies Introduction to the Revolutionary War Introduction to the Revolutionary War Timeline Project Timeline Project Review Review

Chapter 4 American Revolution ( 1774 – 1783 )

Lexington and Concord

Bunker Hill

Declaration of Independence

Valley Forge

Battle of Trenton

Princeton

Saratoga The Patriots captured an entire army The Patriots captured an entire army Great victory for American forces Great victory for American forces

Battle of Yorktown

Important People

What was a cause of the American Revolution? What was a cause of the American Revolution? What was an important event that occurred during the Revolutionary War? What was an important event that occurred during the Revolutionary War? What is one thing that Americans have today because of the Revolutionary War? What is one thing that Americans have today because of the Revolutionary War?