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    adopts the declaration of independence‚ which states the independence of a new United States of America from Great Britain and its king. Four hundred and forty-two days after the shots of the American Revolution shots were fired at Lexington and concord‚ came the declaration. This marked an ideological expansion of the conflict that would eventually involve France’s intervention on behalf of the Americans. The first major American opposition to British policy came in 1765‚ right after parliament

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    overgrown grass? Maybe the money can even be used toward the remodeling the library of a school. While other states such as Florida have tried testing and been semi-successful other state such as New Hampshire attempt turned out differently. According to Concord Monitor (2013) “while the drug testing was in place there‚ only 2.6 percent of the applicants failed the test. And the money spent on the testing exceeded the money saved in denied benefits.” This turned out to be a very costly effort for them. The

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    fire. However‚ someone fired. The British fired several rounds at the colonial militiamen. The militiamen fired back. When the small shooting session was over‚ 8 militiamen lay dead‚ and the British suffered no deaths. The 700 soldiers marched on to Concord. However‚ the soldiers were not aware that almost all the weapons and ammunition had been hidden. They split up and went on a hopeless four-hour search and found almost nothing. At the North Bridge‚ about 100 British troops encountered 400 militiamen

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    conciliation to American colonists. Locke was a Philosopher. He wrote writings that had influences on the American Revolution. Sanger heard about that the Mob was coming and then heard news about a fight with the regulars. The regulars where in Concord‚ Lexington and Arlington Mass. Sanger heard about lots of people being killed. At this time Keene was in an uproar. Because of this‚ people started to enlist the next morning to go fight the Regulars. Wyman was chosen captain and Sergeant Thomas

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    Tremain‚ Priscilla Lapham‚ and Ephraim Lapham. The fictional characters‚ although these people did not historically exist‚ gave me a personal insight to the actual events that occurred such as the Boston Tea Party‚ and the Battle of Lexington and Concord. These characters gave this film variety and creativity which made me learn more about the real events. Paul Revere was a master silversmith and one of the leaders of the Revolutionary forces in Boston.

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    The first shots heard there were known as “the shots heard round the world” which kickstarted The Revolution. This was the battle of Lexington and Concord which the Patriots won. The British won at the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775. The Second Continental Congress met‚ wrote‚ and signed the Declaration of Independence on July 2nd‚ 1776‚ but the war raged on. In the winter of 1776‚ The Patriots won at

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    Gene Connolly Analysis

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    Gene Connolly and the Golden Oldies Lunch Club The sound of Cat Stevens can be heard drifting through the courtyard of Concord High School from the window of the principal’s corner office. It is that same courtyard where each morning‚ braced for whatever weather New Hampshire chose to thrust upon us‚ Gene Connolly stood firmly. Part sentinel‚ part one-man welcome committee‚ he greeted everyone who passed by with a wave and a smile‚ at the very least. In a school of over two-thousand students‚ even

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    ROAD TO REVOLUTION CHART AND RANKING SYSTEM Danyelle Harris ​ Raevin Frank Jeremy Deng British Action Navigation Law 1650s ​ - Tried to enforce strict trade codes. RATIONALE Colonial Reaction The colonists were there Smuggling ​ to make money for the “mother” country. (Britain) RATIONALE They wanted to make themselves more money$$ Was created to reduce Continue to smuggle They felt as though their smuggling of goods in anyways and violating rights were being taken the colonies by searching the

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    In the 1770s‚ the French and Indian War had just ended and Britain was in massive debt. Britain‚ being the mother country‚ placed numerous taxes and acts into place on its child‚ the colonies‚ to pay the debt as per mercantilism. The colonists were furious because they believed they had nothing to do with the war and were just dragged in; hence they should not have to help pay the debt. The British military measures and the restriction of civil liberties were really important factors in prompting

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    The founding fathers rebelled against the British government and declared independence for various reasons leading up to the American Revolution. The first of many acts that led to rebellion was the Stamp Act of 1765. This act put taxes on any type of paper that the colonists used. The next acts were the Land Ordinance of 1785. The first act reserved land for American Indians that was west of the Appalachian Mountains. The final piece that led to rebellion were the Townshend Acts of 1767. This included

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