Washington surprised British soldiers by bringing his troops into New Jersey on Christmas Eve. January 1777 вЂ“ George Washington triumphed. The Declaration of Independence was signed, proclaiming the independence of America. JвЂ“ America proclaimed independence from Great Britain.

JвЂ“ South Carolina remained steadfast in their position.Д«ritish Navy forces invaded South Carolina, but the Patriots defended their position and won the fight. It demonstrated to the British soldiers that they were serious about business. JвЂ“ There was a battle fought at Bunker Hill.ДЄlthough the colonists, dubbed Patriots, lost the war, they fought valiantly. Thousands of volunteers flocked to the Continental ArmyвЂ™s assistance. The warвЂ™s first shots were fired in Massachusetts. They were British-enacted legislation designed to compel colonists to collaborate.ДЄpвЂ“ The beginning of the American Revolutionary War. The colonists dubbed them the Intolerable Acts. The colonists had grown weary of being taxed and harassed unjustly. The colonists were enraged at the additional, unjust levies.ДЎ770 вЂ“ A skirmish erupted between British soldiers and colonists.

The Townshend duties imposed taxes on tea, paint, and a variety of other goods on the American colonies. This did not sit well with the colonists.ДЎ767 вЂ“ Townshend duties were levied by the British. The Stamp Act imposed duties on everything, from papers to playing cards. Through engaging narrative, founderвЂ™s quotes, and poetry of the era, students will discover how God worked both naturally and supernaturally in the formation of the United States of America.1765 вЂ“ The Stamp Act was passed by Great Britain. As students follow the events of the Revolutionary War, theyвЂ™ll also encounter the stories of men and women who sought GodвЂ™s direction and experienced His Providential guidance as history unfolded. Timeline of the Revolution studies the Revolutionary War through a timeline approach, covering each event, story, and battle in the order it unfolded in history. 'The longer I live, the more convincing proofs I see of this truth that God governs in the affairs of men.вЂќ -Benjamin Franklin Students will explore the causes, challenges, and timeline of the Revolutionary War while discovering the hope, fears, faith, struggles, and triumphs of the many who committed their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor to build the foundations of freedom and faith we have inherited. Throughout the stories presented in Timeline of the Revolution, Rick & Marilyn BoyerвЂ™s rich storytelling style engages and guides students in imagining history as it unfolded. Connect to history through role-playing activities.

Discover in-depth character comments, explanations of providential occurrences, founderвЂ™s quotes, and poetry from the time period.Explore the lives of those who dared to oppose the most powerful military on earth with the most powerful words and principles put to paper.Study American history from the Revolutionary War to the ratification of the Constitution through an engaging, storytelling style.In Timeline of the Revolution students will: Students will explore the causes of the Revolutionary War, follow along as leaders are chosen and battles are fought, and learn how the United States of America was established as a new nation. History comes to life within Timeline of the Revolution as students experience the struggles and triumphs of the many who committed their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor to build the foundations of freedom and faith we have inherited.

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