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印紙法
クォーターリング法
ボストン虐殺事件
通信委員会
茶法
ボストン茶会事件
容認できない行為
第一回大陸会議
レキシントンとコンコードの戦い
ボストン包囲戦
タイコンデロガ砦の占領
大陸軍創設
バンカーヒルの戦い
ケベック侵攻
アメリカ独立戦争の西部劇
ダンモアの宣言
グレートブリッジの戦い
ケベックの戦い
常識
米船の戦い
イギリス人がボストンから避難
シダーズの戦い
トロワリビエールの戦い
サリバン島の戦い
米国独立宣言
ロングアイランドの戦い
ハーレムハイツの戦い
ヴァルクール島の戦い
ホワイトプレーンズの戦い
ワシントン砦の戦い
デラウェア川を渡る
トレントンの戦い
飼料戦争
アスサンピンククリークの戦い
プリンストンの戦い
バウンド・ブルックの戦い
メイグス・レイド
フィラデルフィアキャンペーン
タイコンデロガ砦の包囲戦
オリスカニーの戦い
ベニントンの戦い
ブランディワインの戦い
サラトガの戦い
パオリの戦い
ジャーマンタウンの戦い
レッドバンクの戦い
ホワイトマーシュの戦い
バレーフォージ
同盟条約
不毛の丘の戦い
マウント・ホープ湾襲撃
モンマスの戦い
イリノイ州キャンペーン
ロードアイランドの戦い
イギリスが南へ移動
チェリーバレー虐殺
サバンナの占領
ケトルクリークの戦い
ビンセンズ砦の包囲戦
ブライヤークリークの戦い
チェサピーク襲撃
スペインとアメリカ独立戦争
サリバン探検隊
ストノ・フェリーの戦い
トライオンの襲撃
ストーニーポイントの戦い
ペノブスコット遠征
湾岸キャンペーン
フォートビュートの占領
ポンチャートレイン湖の戦い
バトンルージュの戦い
サバンナ包囲戦
セントビンセント岬の戦い
シャーロット砦の戦い
チャールストン包囲戦
モンクスコーナーの戦い
セントルイスの戦い
ワックスホー虐殺
コネチカット・ファームズの戦い
スプリングフィールドの戦い
ハンギングロックの戦い
カムデンの戦い
キングスマウンテンの戦い
ヨークタウンキャンペーン
モバイルの戦い
カウペンズの戦い
ペンサコーラ包囲戦
ギルフォード裁判所の戦い
九十六の包囲戦
ロクリーの敗北
チェサピークの戦い
グロトン高原の戦い
ユートースプリングスの戦い
ヨークタウン包囲戦
ジョンズタウンの戦い
セインツの戦い
ブルーリックスの戦い
ロイヤリストの追放
パリ条約
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Boston, MA, USA印紙法
Boston, MA, USAクォーターリング法
New Yorkボストン虐殺事件
Boston通信委員会
New England, USA茶法
England, UKボストン茶会事件
Boston, MA容認できない行為
London, UK第一回大陸会議
Carpenter's Hall, Philadelphiaレキシントンとコンコードの戦い
Middlesex County, Massachusettボストン包囲戦
Boston, MA, USAタイコンデロガ砦の占領
Ticonderoga, New York大陸軍創設
New Englandバンカーヒルの戦い
Charlestown, Bostonケベック侵攻
Lake Champlainアメリカ独立戦争の西部劇
Ohio River, USAダンモアの宣言
Virginia, USAグレートブリッジの戦い
Chesapeake, VA, USAケベックの戦い
Québec, QC, Canada常識
Philadelphia, PA, USA米船の戦い
Savannah, GA, USAイギリス人がボストンから避難
Boston, MAシダーズの戦い
Les Cèdres, Quebec, Canadaトロワリビエールの戦い
Trois-Rivières, Québec, Canadaサリバン島の戦い
Sullivan's Island, South Carolニューヨーク&ニュージャージーキャンペーン
New York, NY, USA米国独立宣言
Philadephia, PAロングアイランドの戦い
Brooklyn, NY, USAハーレムハイツの戦い
Morningside Heights, Manhattanヴァルクール島の戦い
Lake Champlainホワイトプレーンズの戦い
White Plains, New York, USAワシントン砦の戦い
Washington Heights, Manhattan,デラウェア川を渡る
Washington's Crossingアメリカ独立戦争中の1776年12月25日から26日の夜に起こったジョージ・ワシントンのデラウェア川渡河は、ヘッセン軍(ドイツ軍の補助部隊)に対してジョージ・ワシントンが組織した奇襲攻撃の最初の動きであった。部分的に秘密裏に計画され、ワシントンは大陸軍の縦隊を率いて氷のデラウェア川を渡って、兵站的に困難で危険な作戦を実施した。
トレントンの戦い
Trenton, NJ飼料戦争
New Jersey, USAアスサンピンククリークの戦い
Trenton, New Jersey, USAプリンストンの戦い
Princeton, New Jersey, USAバウンド・ブルックの戦い
Bound Brook, New Jersey, U.S.メイグス・レイド
Sag Harbor, NY, USAフィラデルフィアキャンペーン
Philadelphia, PA, USAタイコンデロガ砦の包囲戦
Fort Ticonderoga, Fort Ti Roadオリスカニーの戦い
Oriskany, New York, USAベニントンの戦い
Walloomsac, New York, USAブランディワインの戦い
Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, USAサラトガの戦い
Stillwater, Saratogy Countyパオリの戦い
Willistown Township, PA, USAジャーマンタウンの戦い
Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennレッドバンクの戦い
Fort Mercer, Hessian Avenue, Nホワイトマーシュの戦い
Whitemarsh Township, Montgomerバレーフォージ
Valley Forge, PA同盟条約
Paris, France不毛の丘の戦い
Lafayette Hill, PA, USAマウント・ホープ湾襲撃
Fall River, Massachusetts, USAモンマスの戦い
Freehold Township, NJイリノイ州キャンペーン
Illinois, USAロードアイランドの戦い
Aquidneck Island, Rhode Islandイギリスが南へ移動
Georgia, USAチェリーバレー虐殺
Cherry Valley, New York, USAサバンナの占領
Savannah, Georgiaケトルクリークの戦い
Washington, Georgia, USAビンセンズ砦の包囲戦
Vincennes, Indiana, USAブライヤークリークの戦い
Sylvania, Georgia, USAチェサピーク襲撃
Chesapeake Bayスペインとアメリカ独立戦争
Florida, USAサリバン探検隊
Upstate New York, NY, USAストノ・フェリーの戦い
Rantowles, South Carolina, USAトライオンの襲撃
New Haven, CT, USAストーニーポイントの戦い
Stony Point, New York, U.S.ペノブスコット遠征
Penobscot Bay, Maine, USA湾岸キャンペーン
Pensacola, FL, USAフォートビュートの占領
East Baton Rouge Parish, LA, Uポンチャートレイン湖の戦い
Lake Pontchartrain, Louisiana,バトンルージュの戦い
Baton Rouge, LA, USAバトンルージュの戦いは、1779 年 9 月 21 日に決定された英スペイン戦争中の短期間の包囲戦でした。バトン ルージュは、ベルナルド デ ガルベスの英領西フロリダへの進軍中にスペイン軍の手に落ちた 2 番目の英国の前哨基地でした。
サバンナ包囲戦
Savannah, Georgia, United Statセントビンセント岬の戦い
Cape St. Vincent, Sagres, Portシャーロット砦の戦い
Mobile, Alabama, USAチャールストン包囲戦
Charleston, South Carolinaモンクスコーナーの戦い
Moncks Corner, South Carolina,セントルイスの戦い
St. Louis, MO, USAワックスホー虐殺
Buford, South Carolina, USAコネチカット・ファームズの戦い
Union Township, New Jersey, USスプリングフィールドの戦い
Union County, New Jersey, USAハンギングロックの戦い
Lancaster County, South Caroliカムデンの戦い
Kershaw Countyキングスマウンテンの戦い
South Carolina, USAヨークタウンキャンペーン
Yorktown, VA, USAモバイルの戦い
Mobile, AL, USAカウペンズの戦い
Cherokee County, South Carolinペンサコーラ包囲戦
Pensacola, FL, USAギルフォード裁判所の戦い
Greensboro, North Carolina九十六の包囲戦
Ninety Six, South Carolina, USロクリーの敗北
Aurora, Indiana, USAチェサピークの戦い
Cape Charles, VA, USAグロトン高原の戦い
New London Road & Connecticutユートースプリングスの戦い
Eutawville, South Carolinaヨークタウン包囲戦
Yorktown, VAジョンズタウンの戦い
Johnstown, New York, USAセインツの戦い
Dominicaブルーリックスの戦い
Mount Olivet, Kentucky, USAロイヤリストの追放
Québec, QC, Canadaパリ条約
Paris, Franceエピローグ
New England, USAAppendices
APPENDIX 1
American Revolution (1765-1783)
APPENDIX 2
The Birth of the United States Navy
The Navy was rooted in the colonial seafaring tradition, which produced a large community of sailors, captains, and shipbuilders. In the early stages of the American Revolutionary War, Massachusetts had its own Massachusetts Naval Militia. The rationale for establishing a national navy was debated in the Second Continental Congress. Supporters argued that a navy would protect shipping, defend the coast, and make it easier to seek support from foreign countries. Detractors countered that challenging the British Royal Navy, then the world's preeminent naval power, was a foolish undertaking. Commander in Chief George Washington resolved the debate when he commissioned the ocean-going schooner USS Hannah to interdict British merchantmen and reported the captures to the Congress. On 13 October 1775, the Continental Congress authorized the purchase of two vessels to be armed for a cruise against British merchantmen; this resolution created the Continental Navy and is considered the first establishment of the U.S. Navy. The Continental Navy achieved mixed results; it was successful in a number of engagements and raided many British merchant vessels, but it lost twenty-four of its vessels and at one point was reduced to two in active service. In August 1785, after the Revolutionary War had drawn to a close, Congress had sold Alliance, the last ship remaining in the Continental Navy due to a lack of funds to maintain the ship or support a navy.
APPENDIX 3
How Mercantilism Started the American Revolution
APPENDIX 4
Culper Spy Ring
The Culper Ring was a network of spies active during the American Revolutionary War, organized by Major Benjamin Tallmadge and General George Washington in 1778 during the British occupation of New York City. The name "Culper" was suggested by George Washington and taken from Culpeper County, Virginia. The leaders of the spy ring were Abraham Woodhull and Robert Townsend, using the aliases of "Samuel Culper Sr." and "Samuel Culper Jr.", respectively; Tallmadge was referred to as "John Bolton".
While Tallmadge was the spies' direct contact, Washington often directed their operations. The ring was tasked to provide Washington information on British Army operations in New York City, the British headquarters. Its members operated mostly in New York City, Long Island, and Connecticut between late October 1778 and the British evacuation of New York in 1783.
The information supplied by the spy ring included details of a surprise attack on the newly arrived French forces under Lieutenant General Rochambeau at Newport, Rhode Island, before they had recovered from their arduous sea voyage, as well as a British plan to counterfeit American currency on the actual paper used for Continental dollars, which prompted the Continental Congress to retire the bills.
The ring also informed Washington that Tryon's raid of July 1779 was intended to divide his forces and allow Lieutenant General Sir Henry Clinton to attack them piecemeal. In 1780, the Culper Ring discovered a high-ranking American officer, subsequently identified as Benedict Arnold, was plotting with British Major John André to turn over the vitally important American fort at West Point, New York on the Hudson River and surrender its garrison to the British forces.
APPENDIX 5
Von Steuben's Continentals: The First American Army
APPENDIX 6
Riflemen, Snipers & Light Infantry - Continental 'Special Forces' of the American Revolution.
APPENDIX 7
African American Soldiers in the Continental Army
APPENDIX 8
Feeding Washington's Army | Read the Revolution with Ricardo A. Herrera
APPENDIX 9
American Revolution and the French Alliance
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