Justin's+Revolution+Part+3

= Transition Into The American Revolution = = S is for Siege of Boston = = = === The Siege o﻿f Boston (April 19, 1775 – March 17, 1776) was the opening phase of the American Revolutionary War, in which New England militiamen surrounded the town of Boston, Massachusetts, to stop movement by the British Army trapped inside it. The Americans, led by George Washington, finally forced the British to retreat from the town after an 11-month siege. ===

= T is for Trenton =

the Americans. The battle significantly boosted the Continental Army's morale.
= U is for Underdogs = = =

great leaders.
= V is for Vally Forge =



fought the last major battle of 1777, at the Battle of Black Hill. He decided to pull his troops from their present camp in the White Marsh
=== area and move to a more safe location for the coming Winter. On December 19, 1777, when Washington's poorly fed, ill-equipped army, tired from long marches, stumbled into Valley Forge. Soon, talk of the British departure from Philadelphia brought an activity to the ranks of the Continental Army. On June 19, 1778, six months after their arrival, the army marched away from Valley Forge in chase of the British. === = W is for Washington = ==

attack the British. On Christmas Eve, they attacked the Redcoats' camp at Trenton.
= X is for X-ray = = =

cause.
= Y is for Youth = = =

dusk. They were the glue that held the soldiers together.
= Z is for Zenith = === In the last three pages, I have used three diffrent revolutions to show the advances of weaponry and stratedgy. I have also shown you the great leaders who led parts of each revolution in a special way. No matter how tough the fight got these men never let down their moral and always led the troops with a heart that could never be any braver. The whole reason I used three revolutions was to show you the diffrence between strength in numbers and strength in heart. The great men that helped start this country and others, are the ones who only wanted freedom for all and they achieved it no matter how long it took. ===