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Writing the Declaration of Independence in 1776
Explain the core principles of natural rights, government by consent, and grievances in the Declaration.
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The Road to Revolution and the American War for Independence
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Analyze the causes, key figures, turning points, and consequences of the American Revolutionary War.
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