1775-1783, revolution

Details the battles, individuals, and politics involved during the American Revolution focusing on the years 1775 and 1776. Includes new material from letters, diaries, and research that focus on little-known tribulations and triumphs during this violent period of the war.

Examines how George Washington used espionage during the American Revolutionary War, discussing the Culper Ring, the Sons of Liberty, codes, ciphers, and more. Includes illustrations.

Presents ten essays in which the author examines the motivations, character, and beliefs of eight leaders and followers of the American Revolution, including John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Jonathan Mayhew, and Harbottle Dorr; and explores the central themes of the American Revolution.

Fourteen-year-old Daniel is disappointed when his father makes him stay behind to work in his blacksmith shop instead of enlisting in the militia, but when Daniel discovers a horde of weapons in the backroom of the shop, Daniel's role becomes crucial to the fate of the American Revolution.

A graphic novel adaptation of the events leading up to the Boston Tea Party in December 1773, about fifteen-year-old Benjamin and his friend, Joseph, who try to figure out a way to join the Sons of Liberty in the action.

Presents a short study of the Boston Tea Party of 1773, and describes its role in the events leading up to the American Revolution.

Explores how the characters and lives of King George III of England and George Washington affected the progress and outcome of the American Revolution.

Primary sources help chronicle the life of American navel hero John Paul Jones.

Contains fifty-two articles, ten lessons, and primary sources for teaching the American Revolution and the Constitution in the classroom.

Traces the events that led to the American Revolution, and looks at the war's long-term consequences.