ok so the revolutionary alphabet is just going through the alphabet and trying to find something to do with the revolutionary war that starts w/ each letter.
like a- Arnold, Benedict
b- Boston tea party and so on. maybe someone else has a different explanation, but that's all i got!
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A: Stamp Act, American Revolution
B:Boston Tea Party
C: Common Sense Pamphlet (Written by Thomas Paine) colonies, Coercive acts
D: Declaration of Independence
E: England/Britain
F: French, flag
G: Horatio Gates
H: Shot Heard Around the World, John Hancock
I: Intolerable Acts
K: King George III
L: Loyalists, liberty
M: Minutemen, Francis Marion
N: Neutralist, navigation acts
O: Overseas (British had to travel overseas to Colonies), Old Sturbridge Village
P: Patriots
Q: Quartering Act
R: Paul Revere
S: Stamp Act
T: Tea, Tea Act
U: United States
V: Valley Forge
X: X-ing the Potomac
Y: Yankee Doodle
Z: John Peter Zenger
Aa is for American soldiers
Bb is for British soldiers
Cc is for Connecticut
Dd is for declaration of independence
Ee is for eagle
Ff is for flag
Gg is for government
Hh is for Hancock, John
Ii is for Indians
Jj is for justice
Kk is for King George III
Ll is for Lexington
Mm is for Massacre in Boston
Nn is for native Americans
Oo is for Otis warren Mercy
Pp is for Paul Revere
Qq is for Quartering Act
Rr is for revolution
Ss is for Surrendered
Tt is for Thomas Paine
Uu is for United States
Vv is for Valley Forge
Ww is for Washington, George
Xx is for
Yy is for Yorktown battle
Zz is for
A- Adams, Samuel
B- Boston tea party
C- Concord
D- Declaration of Independence
E- Eutaw Springs Battle
F- Ft. Ticonderoga
G- Gates, Thomas
H- Hale, Nathan- Hancock, John
I - Indians of----------
J- Jefferson, Thomas
K- King George III
L- Lexington
M- Monmouth
N- North, Fredrick
O- Otis, James
P- Princeton
Q- Quebec Invasion
R- Revere, Paul
S- Saratoga- New York
T- Trenton- New Jersey
V- Valley Forge- Pennsylvania
W- West Point- New York
X-
Y- Yorktown
Z-
A- absolutism,
B- Boyle Robert,
C- Capitalism,
D- Declaration of independence,
E- Enlightenment age,
F- Frederick The Great,
G- Galileo,
H- Heliocentric,
I- Issac Newton,
J- Judicial,
K- Kelpers Johannes,
L- Laissez faire,
M- Mercantilism,
N- Nikolaus Copernicus,
O- Omission of errors,
P- Physiocrats,
Q- montesQuie,
R- Recant,
S- Scientists,
T- Telescope,
U- Universe,
Versailles's, Voltaire,
Wealth's of nations,
X- loans and taXes,
Y- York town,
Z- ( no idea of Z)
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