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Voices of the American
Revolution
expresses the main focus
of our
website.
Traitors,
Seamstresses, and Generals
were real people who were important figures during the time
of the American Revolution. In our view, a
Traitor
is anyone who is unloyal to a cause. The word
Seamstresses
represents women at the time of the American Revolution,
while the word
Generals,
both British and American,
symbolizes the leadership that occurred during the time of
the American Revolution.
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Actions
- Both the Patriots and the British took actions
that led to the Revolutionary War and the
independence of the United States.
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Documents
- View important documents from the time of the
American Revolution.
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People
- Over 30 individuals who were fighting for their
cause are included in this site.
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Traitors
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Seamstresses
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Generals
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Revelry
- Revelry is an old-fashioned word for fun and
excitment. Here you can find puzzles and quizzes.
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Timeline
- Important dates that occurred during the time of
the American Revolution are in our
timeline.
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Voices
- Learn what hard times different groups of people
had to go through during the time of the American
Revolution. People raised their voices in hope
through music, poetry, and speeches.
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Scovey, Susan. Let Freedom Ring
Across America.
New York: NY: HarperCollins, 2003.
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Resources
- This tells where we found information and
graphics for our website. It also recommends some
good sites for kids.
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