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3 Chapter Seven Key Terms Second Continental Congress George Washington “Declaration on the Causes and the Necessity of Taking Up Arms” Battle of Bunker Hill Breed’s Hill William Howe Olive Branch Petition Thomas Paine Common Sense Abigail Adams Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson

4 Chapter Seven Key Terms 4 July 1776 Slide 6 25 December 1776 Trenton Loyalists (Tories) Patriots (Whigs) Certificates of Debt John Burgoyne Hudson River Valley William Howe Battle of Saratoga Slide 7 17 October 1777 Horatio Gates Valley Forge

5 Chapter Seven Key Terms Charles Cornwallis Slide 8 Battle of Camden Slide 9 Benedict Arnold Francis Marion Yorktown Treaty of Paris 2 September 1783 Slide 10

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