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1 American Revolution
- 1.1 Patriots
  - 1.1.1 Patriot Military
2 French & Spanish leaders
- 2.1 International officers allied with the American Patriots
3 Native Americans

[edit] American Revolution

American Revolutionary War

Armed Forces

United States
Continental Army
→ Commander-in-Chief
→ Regional departments
→ List of units
Continental Navy
Continental Marines
State forces
→ List of militia units
→ Pennsylvania Navy
→ Massachusetts State Navy
British Empire
List of British units
France
List of French units
Related topics
List of battles
Military leadership

v • d • e The Thirteen Colonies of Colonial America

Connecticut Colony · Delaware Colony · Province of Georgia · Province of Maryland · Province of Massachusetts Bay · Province of New Hampshire · Province of New York · Province of New Jersey · Province of North Carolina · Province of Pennsylvania · Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations · Province of South Carolina · Colony and Dominion of Virginia

v • d • e New Jersey in the American Revolutionary War

1776	Fort Lee - Washington's crossing of the Delaware - First Trenton

1777	Second Trenton - Princeton - Millstone - Short Hills - Forage War - Bound Brook - Middlebrook encampment

1778	Monmouth - Molly Pitcher - Baylor Massacre - Little Egg Harbor massacre - Chestnut Neck

1779	Paulus Hook

1780	Connecticut Farms - Springfield

1783	U.S. Capital at Princeton

v • d • e New York in the American Revolutionary War

Pre-war	Sons of Liberty

1770	Battle of Golden Hill

1775	Capture of Fort Ticonderoga – Invasion of Canada

1776	New York and New Jersey campaign – Battle of Long Island – New York Prison Ships Begin – Landing at Kip's Bay – Battle of Harlem Heights – Great Fire of New York – Execution of Nathan Hale – Battle of Valcour Island – Battle of Pell's Point – Battle of White Plains – Battle of Fort Washington

1777	Meigs Raid – Saratoga campaign – Battle of Ticonderoga – Battle of Hubbardton – Battle of Fort Ann – Battle of Oriskany – Battle of Saratoga – Battle of Freeman's Farm – Battle of Bemis Heights

1778	Setauket Spy Ring Launched – Battle of Cobleskill – West Point established – Cherry Valley massacre

1779	Battle of Stony Point – Sullivan Expedition – Battle of Newtown

1780	First Purple Heart – André Capture Reveals Traitor Benedict Arnold

1781	HMS Culloden Runs Aground at Montauk – Washington Calls Off Invasion of New York to Support Yorktown

1782	Washington's Headquarters at Newburgh – Newburgh letter – British Evacuate New York – Washington's Farewell to His Officers

v • d • e Pennsylvania during the American Revolutionary War

1774	First Continental Congress · Articles of Association

1775	Independence Hall · Second Continental Congress

1776	United States Declaration of Independence · Pennsylvania Constitution · Washington's crossing of the Delaware

1777	Articles of Confederation · Philadelphia campaign · Battle of Brandywine · Battle of the Clouds · Liberty Bell moved to Allentown · Battle of Paoli · Battle of Germantown · Siege of Fort Mifflin · Battle of White Marsh · Battle of Matson's Ford · Valley Forge

1778	Battle of Crooked Billet · Battle of Barren Hill · British occupation of Philadelphia ends · Wyoming Valley battle and massacre

1781	Congress of the Confederation

[edit] Patriots

[edit] Patriot Military

[edit] Contintenal Army Leaders

[edit] Militia

[edit] Contintental Navy

[edit] Frontier

[edit] French & Spanish leaders

Comte d'Estaing (admiral)
Comte de Grasse (admiral)
Marquis de Lafayette (Continental Army officer)
Pierre-Charles L'Enfant (Army officer)
Jacques-Donatien Le Ray (diplomat)
Comte de Rochambeau (commander of French army in America)
Charles Gravier, comte de Vergennes (foreign minister)
Bernardo de Gálvez (Commander-in-Chief of Spanish colonial forces)
Matías de Gálvez y Gallardo (general)
Francisco Saavedra de Sangronis (colonial official)
Juan de Lángara (admiral)

[edit] International officers allied with the American Patriots

[edit] Native Americans

Joseph Brant (Mohawk)
John Deseronto (Mohawk)
Coanter (Seneca)
Guyasuta (Seneca)
Cornplanter (Seneca)
Red Jacket (Seneca)
Sayenqueraghta (Seneca)
Dunquat (the Wyandot "Half-King")
Dragging Canoe (Chickamauga Cherokee)
Blue Jacket (Shawnee)
Cornstalk (Shawnee)
White Eyes (Lenape)
Captain Pipe (Lenape)
Buckongahelas (Lenape)

[edit] Statesmen and office holders

[edit] Pamphleteers and activists

[edit] Founding Fathers

[edit] Signatories of the Declaration of Independence

[edit] Constitutional Convention delegates

[edit] Delegates who signed

Abraham Baldwin
Richard Bassett
Gunning Bedford, Jr.
John Blair
William Blount
David Brearly
Jacob Broom
Pierce Butler
Daniel Carroll
George Clymer
Jonathan Dayton
John Dickinson
William Few
Thomas Fitzsimons
Benjamin Franklin
Nicholas Gilman
Nathaniel Gorham
Alexander Hamilton
Jared Ingersoll
Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer
William Samuel Johnson
Rufus King
John Langdon
William Livingston
James Madison
James McHenry
Thomas Mifflin
Gouverneur Morris
Robert Morris
William Paterson
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
Charles Pinckney
George Read
John Rutledge
Roger Sherman
Richard Dobbs Spaight
George Washington (president of the Convention)
Hugh Williamson
James Wilson
William Jackson (Secretary)

[edit] 13 Delegates who had left the Convention earlier and did not sign

[edit] 3 Delegates who refused to sign

[edit] Issues

[edit] British Politics

Category:British officials in the American Revolution

[edit] Pro-America Politicians

[edit] Anti-America Politicians

[edit] Loyalists

[edit] British Military

[edit] Commander-in-Chief, North America

[edit] Other British Officers

[edit] Loyalist Officers

Beverley Robinson

[edit] Parliment Acts

Currency Act (1764)
Sugar Act (1764)
Stamp Act 1765
First Quartering Act (1765)
Declaratory Act (1766)
Townshend Revenue Act (1767)
Tea Act (1773)
The Intolerable Acts, also called the Coercive or Punitive Acts
- Second Quartering Act (1774)
- Quebec Act (1774)
- Massachusetts Government Act (1774)
- Administration of Justice Act (1774)
- Boston Port Act (1774)
Prohibitory Act (1776)

[edit] Battles and Campaigns

v • d • e Campaigns and theaters

Boston – Canadian – New York and New Jersey – Saratoga – Philadelphia – Western – Northern – Southern – West Indies and Gulf Coast – Naval

v • d • e Campaign in North American Waters 1778–1782

Newport – Penobscot – Cape Henry – Chesapeake

v • d • e Boston campaign, 1774–76

Powder Alarm – Lexington and Concord – Boston siege – Chelsea Creek – Bunker Hill – Dorchester Heights

v • d • e Canadian theater, 1775–1776

Ticonderoga – Crown Point – Longue-Pointe – Fort St. Jean – Quebec – Les Cèdres – Saint-Pierre – Vaudreuil – Trois-Rivières – Valcour Bay – Fort Cumberland

v • d • e East Indies Campaign 1778–1783

Porto Praya – Sadras – Providien – Negapatam – Trincomalee – Cuddalore

v • d • e European waters, 1778–1782

North Channel – 1st Ushant – Armada of 1779 – Flamborough Head – Cape St. Vincent – Minorca – Dogger Bank – 2nd Ushant – Cape Spartel

v • d • e Gulf Coast campaigns

Fort Bute – Baton Rouge – Fort Charlotte – San Fernando – Fort San Juan – St. Louis – Mobile – Pensacola

v • d • e New York and New Jersey 1776–1777

Long Island – Kip's Bay – Harlem Heights – Pell's Point – White Plains – Fort Washington – Trenton – Assunpink Creek – Princeton – Forage War – Bound Brook

v • d • e Northern theater after 1777

Cobleskill – Wyoming Valley – Big Runaway – Rhode Island – German Flatts - Carleton's Raid – Cherry Valley – Stony Point – Minisink – Penobscot Expedition – Sullivan Expedition – Newtown – Battle of Young's House -Springfield – Royalton Raid - Klock's Field - Groton Heights - Johnstown

v • d • e Philadelphia campaign 1777–1778

Brandywine – Paoli – Germantown – White Marsh – Matson's Ford – Valley Forge – Crooked Billet – Barren Hill – Monmouth

v • d • e Saratoga campaign, 1777

Ticonderoga – Hubbardton – Fort Ann – Oriskany – Bennington – 1st Saratoga (Freeman's Farm) – Forts Clinton and Montgomery – 2nd Saratoga (Bemis Heights)

v • d • e Southern theater, 1775–82

Gunpowder Incident – Great Bridge – Moore's Creek Bridge – Rice Boats – Alligator Bridge – Beaufort – Kettle Creek – Briar Creek – Stono Ferry – Savannah – Waxhaws – Charleston – Camden – Kings Mountain – Cowpens – Cowan's Ford – Guilford Court House – Hobkirk's Hill – Green Spring – Eutaw Springs – Yorktown

v • d • e West Indies campaign

Nassau – St. Lucia – Grenada – Martinique – Fort Royal – St. Kitts – The Saintes

v • d • e Western theater

1st Fort Henry – Boonesborough – Kaskaskia & Vincennes – Fort Pitt treaty – Fort Laurens – Chillicothe – St. Louis – Bird's expedition – La Balme's Defeat – Piqua – Coshocton – Lochry's Defeat – Long Run – Gnadenhütten – Little Mountain – Crawford expedition – Bryan Station – Blue Licks – 2nd Fort Henry

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