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Why was the massacre an important event in the cause for independence?
It made more people support independence.
What is the most important event in King George III life?
Loss of the American colonies
What kind of important event happen to Betsy Ross?
She made the American flag and met GEORGE WASHINGTON!!!
What event after 1789helped to unify the nation?
The event after 1789 that helped to unify the nation is The American Revolution.
What important event took place in Yorktown in the revolutionary war?
The surrender of the British forces under Lord Cornwallis, the last battle of the American Revolution.
Which event do you think was the most important cause of the American Revolution?
The Boston Tea Party was the most important event during the Revolutionary War.
What is the most Important event in American history that start with alphabet O?
The most important event in American history that starts with the letter O is probably the Olympics.
What was the single most important religious event in American history?
the great awakening
Why was the massacre an important event in the cause for independence?
It made more people support independence.
Why was the massacre an important event in the cause for independent?
It made more people support independence.
What is the most important economic event in American history from 1600s-1800s?
your mom was born
An important event about Rhode Island?
The Battle of Rhode Island during the American Revolution.
What important event happened in 1777?
American forces won the war against the British .
What is the most important event in King George III life?
Loss of the American colonies
What important event happen in 1643 related to American Independence?
Abraham Lincoln's balls dropped
What two important event in American history occurred in the 1930?
the great depression and the dust bowl
What are the cause and effect markers?
Cause and effect markers are very important indicators of the progression of an event. One thing happens because of another.
