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- Though no battles were actually fought in New Hampshire, many of the colony's residents were dedicated to achieving American independence during the Revolutionary War. On the eve of the American Revolution, New Hampshire residents were divided.
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Though no battles were actually fought in New Hampshire, many of the colony's residents were dedicated to achieving American independence during the Revolutionary War. On the eve of the American Revolution, New Hampshire residents were divided.
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The American Revolution in New Hampshire was primarily a political movement to establish a government that would preserve the rights and freedoms its residents had come to cherish. Before any other American colony, New Hampshire drafted a constitution in January 1776 that effectively declared the province independent from Great Britain.
There were no battles in New Hampshire during the Revolutionary War. However, New Hampshire soldiers served in every major battle of the war.
Dec 13, 2010 · By Patrick Browne. Fort William and Mary guarded the harbor entrance of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The commencement of large-scale rebellion in the American colonies began with the Battles of Lexington and Concord on April 19, 1775.
What role did New Hampshire play in the Revolutionary War? By the time the Continental Congress declared America’s independence from Great Britain in July 1776, the country had already been at war for well over a year.
New Hampshire played a prominent role in the War for Independence, although no actual fighting occurred there. In 1774, before the war broke out, Paul Revere rode to the colony with warnings about the deepening crisis to the south.
