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| four occupations held by Native's during the war |
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| Taylor, Gunstopper,carpeter, whaler |
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| six tribes of the ________ were spilt irrevocably by the revolution |
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| why did the native americans fight for the british? |
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| they thought the colonist would take more land if they won |
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| when did the daughters of liberty form, what did they do? |
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| Formed after the town shed acts, enforce boycotts |
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| name three woman who wrote about womens rights during the revolution |
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| four women who crossed enemy lines to to deliver important messages |
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| champion deger bowling dowd |
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| Women provided soldiers with |
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| clothing: sweaters scarves socks badges, food, candles, |
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| _______burned the crops so that the british could not harvest them |
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| When the continental army started George washington asked for_____to attend to the sick and wounded, the pay was_____ |
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| female nurses, two dollars a month |
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| who shot two enemies and held the rest at gunpoint to start her own all female militia in the confederacy? |
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| Four women who fought for the colonist |
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| prudence right, margaret corbin, mary ludwig, deborah sampson |
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| Of the 220,000 people who arrived in the colonies, how many were African Americans? |
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| How many slaves did Virginia hold in 1790 |
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| The first African American published Poet. She admired George Washington |
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| What two states refused to recruit African Americans |
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| who promised freedom to the slaves that fought for the British |
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