Revolutionary War Report

Table of Contents

1 Overview of the American Revolution p.2
2 British King
3 George Washington
4 British and American Spies
5 Boston Tea Party
6 Glossary

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First , Colonists arrived to this and Indian War. What happened next, next the British constitution taxes upon the colonists.This was to repay the debt that they owed him. Finally, the war started because of the Tea Act and because colonists were mad about that and the colonists weren't paying more money to King George

Overview

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George Washington
George Washington was a brave man. In one of the books that we read it it said that he liked the sound of the bullet going past his ear in the revolutionary war. George Washington felt that you should do it now not like later or a week from now. The colonists wanted him to be the leader for the American Army. But he wasn’t all good. He had slaves and he was the highest one with a bunch of slaves. He took land from The Indians. George Washington lived with in his brother's house whos died and he owned it. He got married to a woman. George Washington died when he was 67 because they didn't have the right medicine for his sickness. George Washington loved riding horses he loved being outside and he loved shooting bow and arrows. He was in the Revolutionary war in 1775. And his wife loved cooking and she actually loved him. George Washington said that he was the strongest man in the army. He fought the British because of the Tea Act. Also the window act it was a bunch of tax. Washington was an important person in the Revolutionary War.

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American
British and Spies.

Spies helped the Colonists and Presidents. They helped them get secrets From the British. Spies were British but they were on the American side. For example, one Spy was named Charlie, and his mom put him out on a mission. She sewed a button that was hollow and she put a secret code in it and she gave him a secret name. Charlie Said to the British that he's going to go to his grandma’s house.But he actually went past his grandma’s house. An American guy grabbed him behind and dragged him to the American Camp and they inspected him. But then he ran from the Americans and he got theInformation to the President.

Paevere gave his spies the name The Mechanics. Mechanic means that they made things by hand. Paul Rearmyvere had a Secret Club in Boston. It Was called the Sons of Liberty. He built the guns for the British.

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Tea Party.

This is a big event. The Boston Tea Party was when the colonists threw boxes of tea off of the ship and left it there in the ocean . They did this because they had to pay tax for the Tea Act and Sugar Act. This is important because the British love tea and sugar. They were hoping that if they threw tea off the boat that they would get no tea taxes.The Indians were dressed up with towelsAnd they were dressed up with black frog on their face and they froze tee off the boat and let it stay in the water for the longest time and one of the Indians said that I don't care I'm going to throw tea off the ship forever and ever because I want the Tea Act to stop and he said if it doesn't stop that they are going to have a fight Is the king of British And the Indian said that they're going to try and change the law for the window act the Tea Act and other Acts

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Acts- laws passed so that you need to give The king money
American-People from the colonies.
American Revolution-The war between the British and Americans.
Boston-Place in Massachusetts.
Boston Tea Party-When colonists threw tea off the boat In protest.
British -The people from England. .
British and American Spies-The British are actually on the American side
Debt -Money owed.
George Washington -the first president.
King George-The King of the England.
Mechanics -By hand
Tax-Money that you had to give to the government on items bought

glossary

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