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1 Clear off desks, prepare to grade quizzes
Warm Up Clear off desks, prepare to grade quizzes

2 The Early Years of the Revolution

3 GW Captures Boston Places cannon and dummy cannon around Boston
March Tricks Howe out of Boston Moves to engage in NY

4 Raising an Army Recruitment Enlistment White Men Women
African Americans                                                                     

5 The Revolutionary War First Phase New England Divide and Conquer

6 Campaign For NY 30,000 British Troops land in NY
Washington invaded by the British Largest land invasion until D-Day

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9 Losses in Long Island NY
Winter of ’76 – ‘77

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11 A Daring Plan…

12 Battle of Trenton Winter of ‘76-’77 (Dec 26 1776) Troop Morale Low
Enlistments ending / No pay from Continental Congress GW Crosses the Delaware, Attacks the Hessians in their Lair

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15 The Canadian Invasion Meanwhile… Up North!

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18 Victory at Saratoga 1777 – Gen Horatio Gates defeats Gen Burgoyne
Saves separation from New England Colonies.

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23 The Importance of Saratoga
Saves the Colonies French Alliance New Heroes Benedict Arnold (The Boot) Captain Daniel Morgan General Horatio Gates

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25 The Battles in the Northern Colonies
Map Activity The Battles in the Northern Colonies

26 The Story of US

27 Warm Up Hand in Battles in the Northeast Map.

28 Campaign for the Middle Colonies
The Philadelphia Campaign

29 The Philadelphia Campaign
265 Ship Armada lands in MD 17000 Troops to march on Philadelphia In between Philadelphia and Howe was GW

30 The Philadelphia Campaign
Battle of Brandywine Paoli Massacre Battle of Germantown Camp at Valley Forge

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32 March on the Brandywine
Howe to meet GW at Battle of Brandywine 1200 American casualties 1900 British casualties

33 More Local Battles September 1777 – Battle of the Clouds
Paoli Massacre Battle of Germantown All losses for Colonials

34 Philadelphia Captured

35 Winter At Valley Forge Hardships Lafayette Freidrich Von Stueben

36 Camped at Valley Forge Washington's troops weary, low morale
Cold, Snowy Winter

37 Valley Forge Movie

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39 Marquis de Lafayette and Baron Von Stueben

40 Gaining Allies France Spain John Adams in England as Emissary
Franklin in Paris Spain John Adams in England as Emissary

41 Victories and Defeats Trenton and Princeton
Brandywine / Paoli / Philadelphia Saratoga – Prevents British Capture of New England

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43 Philly Campaign Project

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