Let's chronicle the American Revolution in World History Encyclopedia!
We are raising funds to create the American Revolution section of our free encyclopedia. Become a part of our educational mission and help us share this pivotal chapter in American democracy and world history with readers worldwide!
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Our articles will bring to life the personalities, events, and concepts that shaped the United States, setting the foundation for the democracy we cherish today. Our encyclopedia will cover all the key topics of the period, including:
- Causes of the American Revolution
- Boston Tea Party and Intolerable Acts
- Boston Massacre
- First & Second Continental Congress
- Battles of Lexington and Concord
- Declaration of Independence
- Key Figures of the Revolution (e.g., George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin)
- George Washington and Slavery
- Thomas Jefferson and Religion
- Revolutionary War: key battles and strategies
- Life on the Home Front during the Revolution
- Role of Women, African Americans, and Native Americans in the Revolution
- French Alliance and International Involvement
- Battle of Yorktown and the End of the War
- Treaty of Paris and Recognition of US Independence
- Constitutional Convention and the Creation of a New Government
- Legacy and Impact of the American Revolution
History is vital for understanding our present and shaping our future. By contributing, you help us ensure that the rich tapestry of the American Revolution is accessible to all, sparking curiosity and encouraging learning.
Remember, every contribution counts – small or large. Together, we can make history relevant and freely accessible for millions around the world. Thank you in advance for being a part of this journey!
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