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FIGHTING THE AMERICAN REVOLUTIONutap2e_ch7_1.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch7_1_dlap.xml5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 7utap2e_ch7_2.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch7_2_dlap.xml5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
Why did Americans wait so long before they declared their independence?utap2e_ch7_3.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Assuming Political and Military Authorityutap2e_ch7_4.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Pursuing Both War and Peaceutap2e_ch7_5.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Thomas Paine, Abigail Adams, and the Case for Independenceutap2e_ch7_6.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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The Declaration of Independenceutap2e_ch7_7.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch7_7_dlap.xml5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
What initial challenges did the opposing armies face?utap2e_ch7_8.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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The American Military Forcesutap2e_ch7_9.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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The British Strategyutap2e_ch7_10.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Quebec, New York, and New Jerseyutap2e_ch7_11.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 7utap2e_ch7_12.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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What role did the home front play in the war?utap2e_ch7_13.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Patriotism at the Local Levelutap2e_ch7_14.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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The Loyalistsutap2e_ch7_15.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 7utap2e_ch7_16.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Who Is a Traitor?utap2e_ch7_17.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Prisoners of Warutap2e_ch7_18.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Financial Instability and Corruptionutap2e_ch7_19.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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How were Native Americans and the French involved in the war?utap2e_ch7_20.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Burgoyne’s Army and the Battle of Saratogautap2e_ch7_21.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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The War in the West: Indian Countryutap2e_ch7_22.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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The French Allianceutap2e_ch7_23.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Visual Activity for Chapter 7utap2e_ch7_24.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Why did the British southern strategy ultimately fail?utap2e_ch7_25.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Georgia and South Carolinautap2e_ch7_26.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Treason and Guerrilla Warfareutap2e_ch7_27.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Surrender at Yorktownutap2e_ch7_28.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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The Losers and the Winnersutap2e_ch7_29.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Conclusion: Why did the British lose the American Revolution?utap2e_ch7_30.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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CHAPTER 7 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch7_31.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch7_31_dlap.xml5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch7_32.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch7_33.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
DLAP questionsutap2e_ch7_33_dlap.xml5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch7_34.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch7_35.html5314c94c757a2eae5b000000
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