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| THE BATTLE OF LONG ISLAND |
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| THE BATTLE AMERICANS FOUGHT AGAINST THE BRITISH RIGHT AFTER THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE WAS SIGNED |
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| AMERICAN SPY, CAUGHT BY BRITISH, HANGED FOR TREASON |
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| WASHINGTON'S TWO VICTORIES AT THE END OF 1776 |
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| BATTLE OF TRENTON AND BATTLE OF PRINCETON |
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| CITY CAPTURED BY BRITISH IN SEPTEMBER 1777 |
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| WHY THE VICTORY OF SARATOGA IN OCTOBE ER |
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| TIME OR EVENT WHEN AN IMPORTANT CHANGE TAKES PLACE |
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| FRENCH MAN, HERO OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION |
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| HOW LAFAYETTE HELPED THE AMERICANS WIN THE WAR |
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| BROUGHT HIS OWN SHIP WITH FRENCH SOLDIERS AND FOUGHT ALONGSIDE THE AMERICANS |
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| THE NATION THAT HAD THE STRONGEST ARMY IN THE WORLD AT THE BEGINNING OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION |
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| COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF THE CONTINENTAL ARMY |
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| SECOND CONTINENTAL CONGRESS |
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| HELD IN PHILADELPHIA AFTER THE BATTLES OF LEXINGTON AND CONCORD |
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| THE FIRST BATTLE OF AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY |
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| THE BATTLE OF LEXENTON & CONCORD |
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| A PERSON WHO BETRAYS HIS/HER COUNTRY AND HELPS ITS ENEMIES. |
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