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British Surrender

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British Surrender

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Kings Mountain• British Patrick Ferguson sent a note to the

men of South Carolina and said he would “lay waste the countryside with fire and sword”

• The Patriots attacked at Kings Mountain, South Carolina

• The Patriots killed or captured the entire force

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Francis Marion

• The “Swamp Fox”• Harassed Cornwallis so much that he left the

south and headed to Virginia

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Francis Marion

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Yorktown

• Cornwallis headed toward Virginia where the British navy could keep him supplied

• Marquis de Lafayette led the Americans • Admiral de Grasse led the French• Washington also arrived• Cornwallis was outnumbered and surrounded

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Washington firing the first shot

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Admiral de Grasse

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Marquis de Lafayette

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British Surrender

• Cornwallis asked for surrender on October 19, 1781

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Treaty of Paris

• Ended the Revolutionary War• Signed on September 3, 1783• Benjamin Franklin, John Jay and John Adams

went to Paris to sign treaty

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This is a painting of the signing of the Treaty of Paris. The British delegates refused to pose for the painting. Why do you think they refused?

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Results of the War

1. America was now independent2. Population continued to grow3. Changes to traditional ways of life4. Viewed slavery differently5. Changed American religion