What conflict did the united States faced in the late 1700s

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The continental army, minute men,and patriots, were battling against the Britain there was the battle of Lexington and concord, and the battle of bunker hill. Then the Boston tea party was when they throw tea in the ocean to tell Britain they are done with all these taxes and parliaments. The Boston massacre was when they got some colonist because they were angry.

Olegator [25]3 years ago

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Like by the century? Its independence. I wouldnt know if you mean the decade

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