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il63 [147K]
2 years ago
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Here's a list of primary sources that are in the National Museum of American History. Match each primary source with the informa

tion it provides about
the Revolutionary War.
types of military weapong,
views of leaders
styles of uniforms
kind of currency used
paper money of a British colony
a copy of a newspaper published during the colonial era
coat worn by a member of the New York Continental line
a 66-caliber pistol

History
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My name is Ann [436]2 years ago
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paper money of a British colony = kind of currency used

a copy of a newspaper published during the colonial era = views of leaders

coat worn by a member of the New York Continental line = styles of uniforms

a 66-caliber pistol = types of military weapons

frutty [35]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

paper money of a British colony = kind of currency used

a copy of a newspaper published during the colonial era = views of leaders

coat worn by a member of the New York Continental line = styles of uniforms

a 66-caliber pistol = types of military weapons

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