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A brief summary of the events & personalities surrounding the American War for Independence. How "revolutionary" was it? Did all participants have the same goals and objectives? Who participated, and why did they do so? As usual we will deliberate on this in the Discussion Board area. Here are some useful links to web sites that will provide valuable background information on our topic: |
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Liberty! The American Revolution (PBS) "Dark Hour for the Rebels" - Trenton 1776 Native Americans & Joseph Brant
There is much to explore in this excellent site. These links above are those that you should explore to get the most out of this assignment |
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Rediscovering George Washington (PBS)
Readings on Specific Topics by Larry Arnn Listen to these comments and read the associated documents: Battles of Trenton and Princeton - 1776 & 1777 Speech to Officers at Newburgh - 1783 Address to Congregation at Newport - 1790 Farewell Address - 1796 Freedom for His Slaves - 1799
There is also much to explore in this excellent site. These links above are those that you should explore to get the most out of this assignment |
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On George Washington at Trenton (A&E) |
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The Age of Paine - by Jon Katz |
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The American Revolution part of the 18th Century History web site |
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Joseph Brant - Iroquois leader |
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Encyclopedia Article Encarta Online - The American Revolution
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Assignment ( 0 - 50 points ) Submit a summary of 3 - 6 paragraphs, typed and single-spaced, on any or all of the themes presented by these documentaries and associated web sites. This summary may be included on your course web site.
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