Introduces the heroes, the battles, victories and defeats, and the culture of the colonies. Interactive game also players to experience life as a minuteman.

Tells the stories of Deborah Samson, Anne Bailey, and other women who took part in the war.

Essay examines whether the American conflict was a true revolution.

Timeline charts major events and includes links to related articles written by students.

Portrays the American Revolution through original documents, annotated maps, contemporary drawings and paintings.

Article provides historical background, an overview of the conflict itself, and a brief look at how a new nation was formed.

Describes the area that came to be known as Valley Forge and explains its place in the war. Includes an in-depth look at George Washington, as well as activities just for kids.

Examines the causes of the conflict, as well as major battles and events. Also includes teacher's guide.

Official online companion to the PBS series features a potpourri of interactive information on the war, timelines, a revolutionary game, and video clips from the series.

Fifth graders write about the start of the Revolution, major battles, the end of the war, and the Declaration of Independence.

Short lessons complete with timelines, activities, and related quizzes.

A timeline of significant events with brief descriptions of each.

Charts events leading up to the war and includes short descriptions of them. Created by fifth graders.

Tells the story of the brave men and women who settled by the Watauga River before the American Revolution in what is now east Tennessee