American Revolution Re-Decisions

DECISION ONE: Violating the Proclamation of 1763

DECISION TWO: Repeal the Stamp Tax? (1766)

DECISION THREE: Prosecuting the "Massacrers" (1770)

DECISION FOUR: Choosing a Commander in Chief (1775)

DECISION FIVE: Expelling Howe from Boston (1776)

DECISION SIX: Whig or Tory (1776); separate unit

DECISION SEVEN: Choosing an Author to Draft the Declaration (1776)

DECISION EIGHT: Long Island (1776)

DECISION NINE: Facing mass termination of enlistments (December, 1776)

DECISION TEN: Choosing a National Seal (1776-82)

DECISION ELEVEN: Facing desertions at Valley Forge (1777)

DECISION TWELVE: What to do with Major John Andre (1780)

DECISION THIRTEEN: How to respond to General Cornwallis ghosting the surrender ceremony at Yorktown

DECISION FOURTEEN: Responding to the proposal to become King

DECISION FIFTEEN: Responding to the Whiskey Rebellion

DECISION SIXTEEN: Washington Addresses Three Controversies

Academic Debates

• Sons of Liberty: Terrorists?

• Were the British taxes unreasonable?

• MVP: Washington or Franklin?

• Did Benedict Arnold have any legit complaints?