Beginning of the Revolution Traced Through Key Dates
The piece surveys dates from Lexing-ton and Concord to Washington’s Boston victory, naming nations, regiments, battles, and political acts. It notes the 1775 opening of Continental Congress, Washington’s appointment, and declares the era’s violent and non-violent milestones shaping American independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexingtom
Concord
Mass
Fort Ticosderoga
Lake Caamplain
Breed
Banker HU
Mas
Unity
Sar Nanesieas
Hannah
Battle of
Ninety-Six
Quebec
Canada
George Washington
Boston
Sullivan's Island
D.C
Lexington and Concord
Second Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Washington
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North Carolina
Alamance Creek
Hagerstows
Here
Joes Boulk
Kort
Mearly
Indiana
Pontiac
Widow Barr
Black Watch
James Brown
Ford
Ag Hockade
Fort Loudon
Fort Ticonderoga
Ethan Allen
Ticonderoga
Jim Smith
Dee
Richard Montgomery
Tinental Army
Congress
George 411
Marine Corps
King
Thomas Paine
Thomas Jefferson
United Colonies
Townshend
Committee of Correspondence
First Continental Congress
John Moctagu
Earl of Sandwich
Admiralty
Bath
Lord Sandwich Een
Lord Sandwich
Patrick Henry
France
England
Atlantic
British Empire
Amos Doolittle
Lexington
White House
America
Morning Herald
Daily Mail
Hagerstown
Maryland
Exploration
Ocean
Moon
Meriwether Lewis
William Clark
Antietam Bank Company
Pride
Wember
FDIC
Ben
Tru Thurs
Pridey