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ABC BOOK
By: Shristi Rath
A
Is for Americans.
The Americans were the ones that had to fight against the British to get freedom from them. They were from the thirteen colonies. The Americans got the French to fight with them against the British.
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B
Is for British.
The British had the best army in the world. They were led by King George the III.
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C
Is for colonies.
The colonies were the areas that the British had control on. The thirteen colonies were New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.
D IS FOR DELAWARE
George Washington rode across the Delawre to plan a surprise attack on the Hessians.
E IS FOR ETHAN ALLEN
The leader of the Green Mountain Boys group.
F is for French.
They had lost in the French and Indian war. They joined the Americans to defeat the British at the battle of Saratoga and Yorktown.
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G
Is for Green Mountain Boys. The Green Mountain boys were a group of men who set it to fight against the British and captured their canons. They were led by Ethan Allen
H IS FOR HESSIANS
The hessians were army men payed to fight that the British have rule on. They were mostly Germans
I IS FOR INDEPENDANCE
The 13 colonies ahd gained independance from British and had their own free country.
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J IS FOR THOMAS JEFFERSON
Thomas Jefferson wrote the declaration of independence.
K IS FOR KING GEORGE III
King George ruled Britain and had power over the colonists.
L IS FOR MARY LUDWIG HAYS
She fought in the battle of Monmouth. Her name soon changed to Mary Pitcher.
M IS FOR MINUTEMEN
Minutemen are men who fought for the colonists. They can also get ready in a minutes notice
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N IS FOR NATHAN HALE
O IS FOR OHIO RIVER VALLEY
The Ohio River Valley was what the British and French were fighting for.
P IS FOR TREATY OF PARIS
The treaty of paris is when the british had surrendered and
Q IS FOR QUAKERS
The quakers were religious people and did not believe in slavery.
R IS FOR PAUL REVERE
He was a patriot in the American revolution and drew the Boston Massacre.
S IS FOR BATTLE OF SARATOGA
The battle of Saratoga is when the Americans did a surprise battle on the hessians.
U IS FOR UNITED STATES
The united states is the country that has 50 states and used to be the colonists.
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V IS FOR VALLEY FORGE
This is where the american continental army stayed before their war against Britain.
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W IS FOR GEORGE WASHINGTON
George Washington was the leader of the Americans. He was also the 1st president.
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X IS FOR XMAS
Xmas is the day when the americans did the surprise attack on the hessians.
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Y IS BATTLE OF YORKTOWN
The battle of Yorktown is when the Britsh surrendered to the americans.
Z IS FOR ZEALOUS MINUTEMEN
Were men that were called to go and fight. They would be armed and ready.
