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1 Birth of a Nation

2 Rebellion to Revolution
Loyalists Patriots

3 War Begins British Seize New York German Mercenaries
Continental army retreats

4 Revolutionary War Crossing the Delaware British Capture Philadelphia

5 Revolutionary War Battle of Saratoga French sign an alliance

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7 Hardships Valley Forge Soldiers rarely paid Inflation
Women Fill husbands shoes

8 Turn around Merchants pay troops Marquis de Lafayette

9 A Game of Spies Extensive spy networks Culper Ring
Abraham Woodhull,  Robert Townsend

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11 The South Charles Cornwallis Pushes to Yorktown

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14 Victory Yorktown French Blockade Treaty of Paris

15 Confederation Articles of Confederation
Federal government had no power All rights to the states

16 Confederation Northwest Ordinance of 1787

17 Confederation Shays Rebellion

18 Creating a New Government
Two house legislature The Great Compromise Three-Fifths Compromise Federalism

19 Ratification Constitution Ratified 1788 Bill of Rights 1791

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