revolution, 1775-1783

Examines the life and times of American patriot Betsy Ross, looking at her activities in the Revolutionary War era, and her association to the creation of the first American flag.

A biography of Betsy Ross as a girl, before she ran her own upholstery shop and made American flags.

Traces the experiences of the Oneida Indians who risked their homeland, culture, and lives to join in the American Revolution.

Presents the narrative of Chainbreaker, who fought to save the Iroquois from being overrun by the Continental armies and eventually met his old enemy, George Washington, to arrange treaty negotiations and become an emissary for peace to other Native American nations.

In 1780 a young girl helps an American soldier pursued by the British to escape.

Traces the history of Independence Hall, the Philadelphia landmark that played a role in the American Revolution, and discusses its significance to the people of the United States.

Focuses on events precipitating the Revolution, as well as events during and just after it.

When the Redcoats occupy her house in Philadelphia, young Annie MacDougal finds a way to help General Washington's troops at Valley Forge.