Module 6 - Lesson 1-4

Welcome

Welcome to Module 6 of this course. 

Introduction

This module covers the events of the Revolutionary War from 1776 – 1783, and discusses important participants, major battles, and war strategies. Students will learn of the early challenges faced by the Colonials, as well as the importance of France’s participation in the conflict against the British forces. In addition to lessons addressing the early part of the Revolutionary War, diplomatic and military alliances, and the keys to the colonial victory, this module also gives students insights into the contributions made by Colonial women.

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Getting Started

1. Review the module introduction and outcomes to help you gain an understanding of the main topics and expectations.
2. Work through each lesson in this module and complete the Check Your Knowledge activity.  
3. Complete the Module Quiz on this page once all lessons are finished in full.

Module 6 Objectives

After completing this Module, you will be able to:

• Compare and contrast the strategies and outcomes of the British and the Colonial forces in the early part of the war.
• Identify the various roles of women during the Revolutionary War and the contributions they made to the war effort.
• Summarize the significance of events that took place between December 1777 to 1781.
• Describe five reasons the colonists were able to defeat the most powerful military in the world, the individuals who helped with the defeat, and how the war ended.