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1 A Revolutionary Nation 1776-1789

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3 The Revolution Takes Root The Structure of Authority Securing Independence Restructuring political and Social Authority A Federal Nation

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5 loyalist declaration strategy Philadelphia Saratoga
Names and Terms loyalist declaration strategy Philadelphia Saratoga global siege Charleston Yorktown Indepen-dence

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7 The Revolution Takes Root Ideology and Transatlantic Politics
Trying Time: War Continues Alliance with France

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9 The Structure of Authority State Governments Articles of Confederation
Military Organization Diplomatic and International Finance

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11 Securing Independence War at Sea War in the South Loyalists
Indian Warfare African Americans at War Peace and Shifting Empires

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13 Restructuring Political and Social Authority Power in the States
Economic Change Women and Revolution Racial Ideology and Questioning Slavery

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15 Constitutional Convention Ratification
A Federal Nation Debt and Discount Constitutional Convention Ratification

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