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The Treaty of Paris (1783) and the Costs of Revolution
Analyze the terms of the Treaty of Paris, newly recognized national boundaries, and the economic toll of the war.
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The Revolutionary War: Military Campaigns, Social Impact, and Legacy
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Evaluate the major military turning points, diverse social experiences, and enduring political and global impacts of the American Revolutionary War.
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