American Revolutionary War

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The American Revolutionary War was an 18th-century conflict in which the thirteen American colonies fought for and won independence from Great Britain, leading to the founding of the United States.

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instanceOf conflict
revolution
war
alsoKnownAs American Revolutionary War
surface form: American War of Independence

American Revolutionary War
surface form: U.S. War of Independence
belligerent Duchy of Brunswick-Lüneburg
surface form: Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel

Dutch Republic
France
Great Britain
Hesse-Kassel
Kingdom of Great Britain
Loyalists
Patriots
Spain
Thirteen Colonies
United States of America
surface form: United States
cause American colonial resistance
British imperial policies
taxation without representation
combatantStrength hundreds of thousands of soldiers over duration
commander Benedict Arnold
Charles Cornwallis
George Washington
Marquis de Lafayette
surface form: Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette

Henry Clinton
Horatio Gates
Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, comte de Rochambeau
George III of the United Kingdom
surface form: King George III

Nathanael Greene
countryFormed United States of America
endDate 1783-09-03
followedBy French Revolution
Northwest Indian War
hasPart Battle of Brandywine
Battle of Bunker Hill
Battle of Germantown
Battle of Princeton
Saratoga campaign
surface form: Battle of Saratoga

Battle of Trenton
Siege of Yorktown
surface form: Battle of Yorktown

Battles of Lexington and Concord
Naval operations in the American Revolutionary War
Northern theater of the American Revolutionary War
Siege of Boston
Siege of Yorktown
Southern theater of the American Revolutionary War
historicalPeriod 18th century
ideology liberalism
republicanism
location Atlantic Ocean
Caribbean
North America
Thirteen Colonies
mainTheater New England
surface form: Eastern North America
partOf The Age of Revolution
surface form: Age of Revolution

Atlantic Revolutions
precededBy Seven Years' War
surface form: French and Indian War

Seven Years' War
result American victory
Independence of the United States
Recognition of U.S. sovereignty by Great Britain
Treaty of Paris (1783)
significantEvent Articles of Confederation
surface form: Adoption of the Articles of Confederation

American Declaration of Independence
surface form: Declaration of Independence

Siege of Yorktown
surface form: Surrender at Yorktown
startDate 1775-04-19
treaty Treaty of Alliance (1778)
Treaty of Amity and Commerce (1778)
Treaty of Paris (1783)

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Maryland militia participatedIn American Revolutionary War
Philip Freneau militaryConflict American Revolutionary War
William Dawes’s warning ride partOf American Revolutionary War
Colonial Assembly of North Carolina dissolvedAfter American Revolutionary War
Governor William Tryon notableEvent American Revolutionary War
subject surface form: William Tryon
Governor William Tryon conflict American Revolutionary War
subject surface form: William Tryon
Bennington, Vermont hasHistoricSignificance American Revolutionary War
Reverend Jonas Clarke roleIn American Revolutionary War
subject surface form: Jonas Clarke
Reverend Jonas Clarke supported American Revolutionary War
subject surface form: Jonas Clarke
this entity surface form: American Revolution
Carlisle, Pennsylvania historicalSignificance American Revolutionary War
Rome, New York, United States associatedWithWar American Revolutionary War
subject surface form: Rome, New York
USCGC Commodore Barry (WHEC-34) named in his honor namedForConflict American Revolutionary War
subject surface form: USCGC Commodore Barry (WHEC-34)
Colony of Maryland participatedIn American Revolutionary War
Mad Anthony usedDuring American Revolutionary War
Mad Anthony associatedConflict American Revolutionary War
Colony of Pennsylvania historicalEra American Revolutionary War
Colony of Pennsylvania colonialStatusEndedWith American Revolutionary War
this entity surface form: American Revolution
Battle of Moore’s Creek Bridge conflict American Revolutionary War
East Florida partOfConflict American Revolutionary War
HMS Victory serviceEntryConflict American Revolutionary War
this entity surface form: American War of Independence
West Florida conflict American Revolutionary War
Quasi-War precededBy American Revolutionary War
Robert Treat Paine participatedIn American Revolutionary War
this entity surface form: American Revolution
Town of New Windsor, New York historicalEra American Revolutionary War
Crown Point, New York hasHistoricPeriod American Revolutionary War
John Adams (miniseries) depictsEvent American Revolutionary War
Pallas conflict American Revolutionary War
Captain Richard Pearson conflict American Revolutionary War
subject surface form: Richard Pearson
French Crown supported American Revolutionary War
Alliance conflict American Revolutionary War
Alliance participatedIn American Revolutionary War
Charleston Tea Party followedBy American Revolutionary War
HMS Serapis conflict American Revolutionary War
Alexander McDougall conflict American Revolutionary War
HMS Countess of Scarborough conflict American Revolutionary War
Valley Forge National Historical Park historicalPeriod American Revolutionary War
Kingdom of France participatedIn American Revolutionary War
Margaret Kemble Gage associatedEvent American Revolutionary War
Massachusetts (via Supreme Judicial Court located there) playedRoleIn American Revolutionary War
subject surface form: Massachusetts
this entity surface form: American Revolution
Samuel Nicholas conflict American Revolutionary War
1st Marquess Cornwallis participatedIn American Revolutionary War
subject surface form: Charles Cornwallis, 1st Marquess Cornwallis
Battle of Hobkirk’s Hill conflict American Revolutionary War
Queen's Rangers conflict American Revolutionary War
Battle of Eutaw Springs conflict American Revolutionary War
2nd Earl of Guilford notableEvent American Revolutionary War
subject surface form: Frederick North, 2nd Earl of Guilford