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The fighting in the American Revolutionary War shifted south to Yorktown, Virginia in 1780-1781 due to British strategy changes. In 1781, the decisive Battle of Yorktown took place, with American and French forces defeating British General Cornwallis' army with the aid of the French navy. This victory helped lead to the 1783 Treaty of Paris, which recognized American independence and ended the war.
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- 1. THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION PART 2 A Field Report by: (write your name here)
- 2. FIGHTING SWITCHING FROM THE NORTH TO THE SOUTH (PART 1) • When (write your answer here- give an approximate year) • 1780 • Why did the fighting switch from the North to the South? (write your answer here)
- 3. FIGHTING SWITCHING FROM THE NORTH TO THE SOUTH (PART 1) • How did the shift in the war impact the relationship between southerners who where patriots and those who were Loyalist?(write your answer here)
- 4. BATTLE OF YORKTOWN • When (write your answer here) • (1781) • Where (write your answer here) • Yorktown Va • What was the major effect on the War (write your answer here) Last battle of the war Helped by the French to beat Cornwallis and win the war.
- 5. TREATY OF PARIS (1783) • When (write your answer here) • 1783 • Where(write your answer here) • United States • What was the major effect on the War (write your answer here) Peace Agreement signed in Paris that declared USA winner of the war.
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