How America became Great | Part 5
### Chapter 5: Revolution Begins
### Chapter 5: Revolution Begins
In 1775, the American Revolution erupted with the battles of Lexington and Concord. The Continental Congress convened, appointing George Washington as commander of the Continental Army. Despite initial setbacks, the colonists' resolve strengthened. The Declaration of Independence, drafted by Thomas Jefferson in 1776, boldly asserted their right to self-governance. This pivotal document united the colonies and inspired a relentless fight for freedom.
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Link to part 6 https://vocal.media/chapters/how-america-became-great-part-6
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