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Lesson 13: The Revolutionary War
AP_US_History_Lesson_15 Related Subjects American History Advanced Placement View educational material Readings Topic 01: Major Battles Topic 02: The War Continues with French Allies Topic 03: Peace of Paris (1783) Interactive Media Files Topic 01: Major Battles Topic 02: The War Continu...
America's Library: Jump Back in Time - Revolutionary Period: Where Is Everybody?
When did the Revolutionary War officially come to an end? On September 3, 1783, more than a year after the last shots were fired, a peace treaty was drawn up in Paris. Under the terms of the treaty, the United States was granted territory as far west as the Mississippi River.After the Treaty...
Fact Monster: Versailles, Treaty of
Mythology Reference Desk Atlas Almanacs Dictionary Encyclopedia FunBrain EncyclopediaVersailles, Treaty of Versailles, Treaty of, any of several treaties signed in the palace of Versailles, France. For the Treaty of Versailles of 1783, which ended the American Revolution, see Paris, Trea...
 Smithsonian: Portraits of the Presidents
regulate commerce and navigation 1797 Gave farewell address John Adams 1735–1826 1776 Appointed to committee to prepare Declaration of Independence 1783 With Benjamin Franklin and John Jay, negotiated Paris peace treaty with Great Britain 1785 Appointed first American minister to the...
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regulate commerce and navigation 1797 Gave farewell address John Adams 1735–1826 1776 Appointed to committee to prepare Declaration of Independence 1783 With Benjamin Franklin and John Jay, negotiated Paris peace treaty with Great Britain 1785 Appointed first American minister to the Court of St. James’s 1789 Elected Vice President 1792 Reelected Vice President 1796 Elected President 1798 Signed Alien and Sedition Acts Thomas Jefferson 1743–1826 1776 Appointed to prepare Declaration of Independence 1785
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regulate commerce and navigation 1797 Gave farewell address John Adams 1735–1826 1776 Appointed to committee to prepare Declaration of Independence <span class="highlight">1783</span> With Benjamin Franklin and John Jay, negotiated Paris peace treaty with Great Britain 1785 Appointed first American minister to the Court of St. James’s 1789 Elected Vice President 1792 Reelected Vice President 1796 Elected President 1798 Signed Alien and Sedition Acts Thomas Jefferson 1743–1826 1776 Appointed to prepare Declaration of Independence 1785
EDSITEment: The American War for Independence
most important military engagements in the South and explain their significance for the outcome of the war. Explain the role that African-Americans played in the southern phase of the war. Describe the American peace feelers of 1775, and why the British rejected them. Describe the British peace offe...
Archiving Early America: Jay's Treaty
Louisiana Purchase Treaty Newburgh Address Declaration of Arms Paris Peace Treaty of 1783 Letter of Transmittal of the U.S. Constitution Declaration of Rights Jay's Treaty Northwest Ordinance Washington's Farewell Address Boston Massacre Rare Images Places Events Early Scenes People Battle...
EDSITEment: Choosing Sides: The Native Americans' Role in the American Revolution
Mississippi and south of the Great Lakes to the United States at the Peace of Paris in 1783 without consulting their former allies, those Indians found themselves under severe pressure by settlers and speculators in the new nation interested in expanding westward either by acquiring Indian la...
Benjamin Franklin as A Scientist
meteorologists don't chase storms on horseback, but they do continue to plot the course of storms. Since Ben spent so much time sailing to Europe across the Atlantic Ocean, he became very interested in both ocean currents and shipbuilding. Ben was actually one of the first people to chart the Gulf...
Launching the New United States Navy
Teaching With Documents: Launching the New U.S. Navy Background The United States won its independence from Great Britain with the signing of the Treaty of Paris in 1783, but freedom of the seas was yet to be achieved. In the years following the Revolutionary War, Barbary pirates preyed o...
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