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6. Revolutions, 1775–1783hewittlawson1e_ch6_1.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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American Histories: Thomas Paine and Deborah Sampsonhewittlawson1e_ch6_2.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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The Question of Independencehewittlawson1e_ch6_3.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Armed Conflict Eruptshewittlawson1e_ch6_4.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Building a Continental Armyhewittlawson1e_ch6_5.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Reasons for Caution and for Actionhewittlawson1e_ch6_6.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Documents 6.1 and 6.2 Debating Independence: Two Viewshewittlawson1e_ch6_7.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Declaring Independencehewittlawson1e_ch6_8.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Choosing Sideshewittlawson1e_ch6_9.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Recruiting Supportershewittlawson1e_ch6_10.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Document 6.3 Oneida Address to Connecticut Governor Jonathan Trumbull, June 1775hewittlawson1e_ch6_11.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Choosing Neutralityhewittlawson1e_ch6_12.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Committing to Independencehewittlawson1e_ch6_13.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Fighting for Independencehewittlawson1e_ch6_14.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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British Troops Gain Early Victorieshewittlawson1e_ch6_15.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Patriots Prevail in New Jerseyhewittlawson1e_ch6_16.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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A Critical Year of Warfarehewittlawson1e_ch6_17.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Patriots Gain Critical Assistancehewittlawson1e_ch6_18.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Surviving on the Home Fronthewittlawson1e_ch6_19.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Governing in Revolutionary Timeshewittlawson1e_ch6_20.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Colonies Become Stateshewittlawson1e_ch6_21.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Patriots Divide over Slaveryhewittlawson1e_ch6_22.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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France Allies with the Patriotshewittlawson1e_ch6_23.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Document 6.4 Chevalier de Pontgibaud, A French Volunteer at Valley Forge, 1828hewittlawson1e_ch6_24.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Raising Armies and Fundshewittlawson1e_ch6_25.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Indian Affairs and Land Claimshewittlawson1e_ch6_26.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Winning the War and the Peacehewittlawson1e_ch6_27.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Fighting in the Westhewittlawson1e_ch6_28.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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War Rages in the Southhewittlawson1e_ch6_29.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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An Uncertain Peacehewittlawson1e_ch6_30.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Document 6.5 Thomas Peters, Petition to the British Cabinet, 1790hewittlawson1e_ch6_31.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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A Surprising Victoryhewittlawson1e_ch6_32.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Conclusion: Legacies of the Revolutionhewittlawson1e_ch6_33.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Chapter Review: Key Termshewittlawson1e_ch6_34.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Document Project 6 Women in the Revolutionhewittlawson1e_ch6_35.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Document 6.6 Christian Barnes, Letter to Elizabeth Inman, April 29, 1775hewittlawson1e_ch6_36.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Document 6.7 Deborah Champion, Letter to Patience, October 2, 1775hewittlawson1e_ch6_37.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Document 6.8 Abigail Adams, Letter to John Adams, July 13, 1777hewittlawson1e_ch6_38.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Document 6.9 Esther De Berdt Reed, The Sentiments of an American Woman, 1780hewittlawson1e_ch6_39.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Document 6.10 Mary Jemison, The War's Impact on Native Americans, 1823hewittlawson1e_ch6_40.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Interpret the Evidence and Put It in Contexthewittlawson1e_ch6_41.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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e-Document Project 6 Loyalists in the American Revolutionhewittlawson1e_ch6_42.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Document 6.11 Joseph Galloway, Speech to Continental Congress, 1774hewittlawson1e_ch6_43.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Document 6.12 Charles Inglis, The True Interest of America, Impartially Stated, 1776hewittlawson1e_ch6_44.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Document 6.13 Hannah Griffits, Response to Thomas Paine, 1776hewittlawson1e_ch6_45.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Document 6.14 Philip Dawe, Cartoon on Violence against Loyalists, 1775hewittlawson1e_ch6_46.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Document 6.15 Boston King, “Memoirs of the Life of Boston King,” 1798hewittlawson1e_ch6_47.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Interpret the Evidence and Put It in Contexthewittlawson1e_ch6_48.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Chapter 6 Summative Quizhewittlawson1e_ch6_49.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Chapter Review: Timeline of Eventshewittlawson1e_ch6_50.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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Chapter Review: Review & Relatehewittlawson1e_ch6_51.html50f057e6b11c0f4d1f000000
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