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🔹 Task 18: Gathering the Facts

> Instructions: Turn to pages 30–31 of the Atlas. Read the overview. Also look at graph B, “Colonists’ Side Sides.” Use the information to answer the following questions.

Let me help you answer these if you provide the data from the atlas or describe what it says. But here are general answers based on typical Revolutionary War knowledge:

#### a. Which countries supported the Patriots?
- France, Spain, and the Netherlands supported the Patriots.
- These countries provided military aid, supplies, and naval support.

#### b. What percentage of American colonists supported the British?
- About 20% of colonists were Loyalists (supported the British).
- This is based on historical estimates.

#### c. What percentage of American colonists did not take sides?
- Around 20–25% of colonists remained neutral or didn’t take a clear side during the war.
- Many were focused on survival, farming, or avoiding conflict.

#### d. Why did slaves fight in the Revolutionary War?
- Slaves fought for freedom.
- Both sides promised freedom to enslaved people who joined their cause:
- The British offered freedom to slaves who fled to their lines (e.g., Dunmore’s Proclamation).
- Some Patriots also allowed enslaved men to enlist in exchange for eventual freedom.
- Slaves saw the war as a chance to escape bondage.

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🔹 Task 20: Links Far and Near

> Instructions: Look at map A, “Battles on Land,” and map C, “Battles at Sea.” Use the information to complete the chart below.

Here’s the table you're asked to fill out:

| Battle Name | Land or Sea | Location | Year |
|-----------------------|-------------|------------------------|------|
| Lexington | On land | Massachusetts | 1775 |
| Saratoga | On land | In New Jersey | ??? |
| Plundering Head | At sea | near Spain | ??? |
| King Mountain | On land | near Virginia | ??? |
| ??? | On land | In Virginia | ??? |

Wait — there seems to be a mismatch in the locations listed. Let's correct this using historical facts:

#### Corrected Table Based on History:

| Battle Name | Land or Sea | Location | Year |
|-----------------------|-------------|------------------------|--------|
| Lexington | On land | Massachusetts | 1775 |
| Saratoga | On land | In New York | 1777 |
| Plundering Head | At sea | near Spain | 1779 |
| King Mountain | On land | near North Carolina | 1780 |
| Yorktown | On land | In Virginia | 1781 |

✔ Note:
- Saratoga was in New York, not New Jersey.
- King Mountain was in South Carolina, not Virginia.
- Yorktown was in Virginia and was a major turning point.
- "Plundering Head" likely refers to a naval engagement (possibly the Battle of Cape St. Vincent or similar), but it may be a fictional or simplified name in the book.

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✔ Summary of Corrections & Answers:

#### For Task 18:
a. France, Spain, Netherlands
b. ~20%
c. ~20–25%
d. They fought for freedom, especially under promises from both sides.

#### For Task 20:
Complete the chart with accurate historical data:
- Saratoga: New York, 1777
- Plundering Head: At sea, near Spain, likely 1779
- King Mountain: On land, South Carolina, 1780
- Final row: Likely Yorktown, On land, Virginia, 1781

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