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Events - people - groups that were significant going into the American Revolution.

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Events - people - groups that were significant going into the American Revolution.

por Steve Proctor
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After King George III had closed off Boston with the coercive , or , acts , representatives from 12 of 13 colonies met in to discuss a strategy . Only neglected to send delegates . This 1774 meeting was known as the First . The delegates determined they would back Boston , British goods , and encourage each colony to set up a , or army of citizen soldiers . In New England , the volunteer soldiers were known as .
In April of 1775 , fighting between England and her colonies began in with the battles of and Concord . In May , a second congress met and sent a gesture of to King George III known as the Petition . King George rejected the petition and sent 20K troops to the colonies . Knowing the Olive Branch may be rejected , the congress also set up a Continental with in command .
Also in May , and unknown to the congress , the of Vermont attacked the powerful Fort taking the cannons and gunpowder . They hauled the supplies over the mountains to where the Patriots would use them to drive out the British .
Opinions about independence were mixed in the colonies . About 1 / 3 of the colonists wanted independence . They were called . Another 1 / 3 sided with the British . They were called or Tories . Another 1 / 3 of colonists simply were not interested in choosing sides or lived in places unaffected by the Revolution . When the British were forced from Boston 1 , 000 left with them . Many Tories fought with the British . The King also used German , soldiers for hire , to fight the Americans .

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