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“Humanity has won its battle.
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 INTRODUCTI
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The American Revolution was a
political and ideological revolution
that occurred in colonial North
America between 1765 and 1783
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 AMERICAN REVOLUTION

It was a conflict with Great Britain and 13 of its colonies on

It was a conflict with Great Britain and 13 of its colonies on
the Atlantic coast of North America. It is also known as the
the Atlantic coast of North America. In addition, it is also
United States War of Independence and the Revolutionary
known as the United States War of Independence and the
War
Revolutionary War
 THE THIRTEEN COLONIES

START INDEPENDENCE
The Thirteen Colonies declared their With the victory came the United States
independence, thus concluding an of America and the Thirteen Colonies
alliance with France became different states
MOMENTS OF WAR
BEGINNING
The war started in 1775 in Massachusetts

END OF THE WAR

It ended in 1783 with a peace treaty signed in Paris

CLASHES
Some clashes had ended two years earlier, in Yorktown
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Despite being red, Mars is a
cold place

BRITISH
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SOLDIERS 32%
from the Sun

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1763 1764
George Grenville was appointed The Currency Act prohibited
Prime Minister and provoked a the issuance of
crisis with the American colonies paper money

April 1764 1765

The Britain Parliament created The Quartering Act required the
the Sugar Act, imposing colonies to provide barracks for
restrictions on colonial trade the British soldiers
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1764-1765 1770 1773

1 2 3

TAXES BOSTON BOSTON

Neptune is the farthest MASSACRE
Despite being red, Mars is TEA
Venus PARTY
is the second planet
from the Sun a cold place from the Sun
FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR

The war between France and India, was fought

between the British and the French in the United States
and Canada. The British finally prevailed, but with
border changes and financial suffering
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MERCURY VENUS MARS

Mercury is the closest Venus is the second Despite being red,
planet to the Sun planet from the Sun Mars is a cold place

SATURN NEPTUNE JUPITER

Saturn is a gas giant Neptune is the farthest It’s the biggest planet
and has several rings from the Sun in the Solar System
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MERCURY VENUS MARS

Mercury is the closest Venus is the second Despite being red, Mars
planet to the Sun planet from the Sun is a cold place
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AMERICA Jupiter is the biggest planet

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BOSTON
Neptune is the farthest
from the Sun

VIRGINI
A
Venus is the second planet
from the Sun
 KEY POINTS
Congress of
Representatives of the American colonists
filadelfia met to organize a common resistance
(1774)

Constitution Great Britain signed the peace treaty

establishing a democratic regime through
(1776) the drafting of a Constitution
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