The American Revolution

The American Revolution

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Redcoats!

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This is scary!

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Attack!

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Brief overview

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First, colonists arrived in the new land. There were disagreements and they started the French and Indian War. Next, colonists repaid the debt when King George III kept them safe. Finally, these strong emotions brought Britain in the colonists to war. Collins told Britain to send double what they would bring.

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The Boston Massacre

First, the American and British colonists have a long big fight. Shopkeepers and Craftsman fight back to the Stamp Act. Then, john Adams wrote The American independence got laid. The Boston Massacre started in Massachusetts. Date March 5th 1770s. Attack type shooting. Deaths five. After, Hugh and Matthew were found guilty of manslaughter. Hugh And Matthew got a burn mark on their thumbs and kicked out of the British.

why is it called the boston massacre.

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Boston Tea Party

First, The Boston Massacre started the Boston Tea Party. First the British started the Boston Massacre which started the Boston Tea Party. Then, The Indian March to the t-ships and then hopped on the t-shirts and destroyed the tea. After, The Boston Tea Party started at December 16th 1773. Only John Crane got injured in the Boston Tea Party. Happened because of the taxes and acts.

why was it called the boston tea party?

why did john crane only get hurt?

GLOSSARY

Tea Ships are ships that hold tea.
A burn is something when you touch something hot.
A mark something when you get hurt.
A shopkeeper is someone who owns a shop.
A Craftsman is someone who crafts stuff.
American is a type of people.
British is a type of people.
Boston is a type of place in Massachusetts.

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work cited

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Raum, Elizabeth. The Boston Massacre: An Interactive History Adventure. Capstone, 2008.
Raum, Elizabeth. The Revolutionary War: An Interactive History Adventure. Capstone Press, 2010.