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1 Chapter 6 Study Guide

2 Know at least three answers for the following: American advantages American disadvantages British advantages British disadvantages

3 Know at least two ways women helped in the war (be detailed)

4 Explain who the Hessians were, where they were from, who they fought for, etc …

5 Why did African Americans fight for the Patriot cause?

6 Know your battles …. who won and a fact about each one

7 Explain how other countries helped the Patriots

8 Why were the Americans able to win the war?

9 How did the war officially end?

10 Explain the impact of the Revolutionary War

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