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"The year 1776 marked America’s victory in the War for Independence."
When it starts with a mistake like that, I see no point in reading further. It's like Bachman or Palin on history. stilling waiting for you to explain this!!! so you are saying we didn't win our independence on july 4 i776! |
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"The year 1776 marked America’s victory in the War for Independence."
When it starts with a mistake like that, I see no point in reading further. It's like Bachman or Palin on history. stilling waiting for you to explain this!!! so you are saying we didn't win our independence on july 4 i776!
The British Commons voted to end the war in April 1782 The peace treaty was signed on Sept. 3, 1782 The last British troops left New York on Nov. 25, 1783 Congress ratified the treaty on Jan. 14, 1784 Pick which one you think represented "victory", it was not July 4, 1776. |
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"The year 1776 marked America’s victory in the War for Independence."
When it starts with a mistake like that, I see no point in reading further. It's like Bachman or Palin on history. stilling waiting for you to explain this!!! so you are saying we didn't win our independence on july 4 i776!
The British Commons voted to end the war in April 1782 The peace treaty was signed on Sept. 3, 1782 The last British troops left New York on Nov. 25, 1783 Congress ratified the treaty on Jan. 14, 1784 Pick which one you think represented "victory", it was not July 4, 1776. Once again I have someone picking the article instead of reading it. mal the statement is about our independence from control not wars! but acourse like most on here you assumed what the article was about. Why don't we celebrate the end of the revolutionary war, because the victory was in the creating of a republic free from british control which happened on July 4, 1776 which would make that statement correct. so why do we not celebrate the end of the revolutionary war mallory if that is the victory for which you speak!!!! |
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"The year 1776 marked America’s victory in the War for Independence."
When it starts with a mistake like that, I see no point in reading further. It's like Bachman or Palin on history. stilling waiting for you to explain this!!! so you are saying we didn't win our independence on july 4 i776!
The British Commons voted to end the war in April 1782 The peace treaty was signed on Sept. 3, 1782 The last British troops left New York on Nov. 25, 1783 Congress ratified the treaty on Jan. 14, 1784 Pick which one you think represented "victory", it was not July 4, 1776. Once again I have someone picking the article instead of reading it. mal the statement is about our independence from control not wars! but acourse like most on here you assumed what the article was about. Why don't we celebrate the end of the revolutionary war, because the victory was in the creating of a republic free from british control which happened on July 4, 1776 which would make that statement correct. so why do we not celebrate the end of the revolutionary war mallory if that is the victory for which you speak!!!! oops if you would take the time to read the article you would see that it's about restoring the government through the constitution back to it's orginal form of a republic government without violence! To rid our country of the chains from banks, corporation and foreign ties. |
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