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The American Revolution Tally Sheet

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Revolutionary War Tally Sheet
 

 

 

The Revolutionary War – An Overview

 

PHASE #1 [1776 – late 1777] Containment in New England – the British initially believed that the revolution was basically a radical minority movement centered in New England so they concentrated their forces there. But then came The Battle of Bunker Hill

 

1775

April 19 – Lexington and Concord Major John Pitcairn sent to seize military supplies at Concord; Paul Revere, William Dawes and Dr. Sam Prescott went to warn the minutemen; Minutemen and British soldiers collide at Lexington and Concord

May 10 – Ethan Allen and the Green Mtn. Boys take Ft. Ticonderoga

May 12 – Ethan Allen and the boys take Crown Pt.

June 15 – 2nd Continental Congress appts. George Washington Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army
June 17 – Bunker Hill Breed’s Hill Colonials survived two attacks but ran out of ammunition and were defeated; 1000 British dead only 350 colonial dead Significance: Colonials hung in against the best Britain had to offer – we could win this war

Aug – Dec – Expedition against Quebec Gen. Richard Montgomery invaded Canada and forced the British to leave Montreal; Benedict Arnold joined Montgomery and together they went after Quebec

Major Failure Montgomery killed - Arnold wounded - 1/3 of troops captured or killed

 

 

 Englands Strengths   Colonists Strengths 
   
Englands Weaknesses  Colonial  Weaknesses 
   

 

 

 

 

Archived Tally Sheet

 

 

 

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