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  2. Revolutionary Choices Game - The American Revolution Institute

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    Download the Revolutionary Choices app or play online today! You will face the dilemmas confronted by American revolutionaries as they struggle to recruit and supply troops, win French support, suppress loyalists and defeat the British without trampling on rights or fracturing the union.

  3. Playing Revolutionary Choices - The American Revolution Institute

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    Your goal in Revolutionary Choices is to win the Revolutionary War AND make liberty and unity the highest level they can be . Liberty is a measure of how free all individuals in the country feel they are, and unity is a measure of how unified and cooperative the thirteen colonies and other territories feel.

  4. About Revolutionary Choices - The American Revolution Institute

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    Winning battles is important, but Revolutionary Choices is much more than a war game. It challenges players to find ways to win while upholding the high ideal of universal liberty and natural rights and nurturing the fragile union of the states.

  5. Toys & Games - The American Revolution Institute

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    In early America, toys and games provided amusements for Revolutionary War soldiers and tools for teaching children about American history. The collections include chess and whist game pieces owned by Continental Army officers, as well as a “Historiscope,” a scrolling, three-dimensional history of colonial and Revolutionary America made by ...

  6. Revolutionary Choices Game Launch - The American Revolution...

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    Join us for a reception and an evening of play as we celebrate the world-wide launch of Revolutionary Choices, a video game created by the American Revolution Institute to make the Revolution fun—and to let players experience how hard it was to achieve independence while ensuring liberty and union.

  7. The Places of Revolutionary Choices - The American Revolution...

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    The Society of the Cincinnati, The Robert Charles Lawrence Fergusson Collection. Issued only a few months after the Battle of Bunker Hill, this map shows the positions and movements of the American and British forces on and around Breed's Hill.

  8. Ten Great Revolutionary War Artifacts - The American Revolution...

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    These ten great Revolutionary War artifacts reveal remarkable stories of how the war was fought, its alliances and the individual struggles of its soldiers.

  9. Ten Great Revolutionary War Paintings, 1775-1790

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    This list of ten great Revolutionary War paintings—highlighting works in both American and European collections—follows the course of the war through dramatic and compelling scenes of struggle, violence and triumph that illuminate the vast scope of this world-wide conflict.

  10. Revolutionary Choices Decision Making Guide - The American...

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    This guide is intended to help players better understand how to contemplate decisions made in-game, using an example faced early during Revolutionary Choices play: determining how the Continental Army will be paid.

  11. Ten Great Revolutionary War Maps - The American Revolution...

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    Revolutionary War maps range from hasty sketches of roads and paths to elaborate topographical charts depicting elevations, roads, streams and buildings. They were created to support and document military operations as well as to inform the public about the course of the war.