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Betsy Ross
One day Washington and his friend George Ross went to visit the niece of George Ross.
Un día Washington y su amigo George Ross fueron a visitar a una sobrina de George Ross.
Betsy Ross was a skilled seamstress.
Betsy Ross era una costurera experta.
General Washington asked her to sew together the first American flag.
El general Washington le pidió cosiera la primera bandera norteamericana.
She agreed, and began to work immediately.
Ella accedió, y comenzó a trabajar inmediatamente.
Betsy Ross made the first American flag.
Betsy Ross hizo la primer bandera norteamericana.
It was red, white and blue.
Era roja, blanca y azul.
It was like the flag of today, but thirteen stars formed a circle.
Era como la bandera de nuestros días, pero trece estrellas formaban un círculo
These thirteen stars represented the united thirteen colonies. 
Estas trece estrellas representaron las trece colonias unidas.
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niece sobrina sew cosiera
skilled experta agreed accedió
seamstress costurea like como
Washington at Valley Forge
Washington en el Valle Forge
During the winter of 1777, there was little money or supplies for the Continental Army.
Durante el invierno de 1777, había poco dinero o provisiones para el Ejército Continental.
General Washington and his army had to remain in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. 
El general Washington y su ejército tuvieron que quedarse en el Valle Forge, Pennsylvania.
There was little food. The men wore rags. Some had no shoes. Many became sick and died. 
Había poca comida. Los hombres vestían harapos. Algunos no tenían zapatos. Muchos se enfermaron y murieron. 
Washington used his own money to buy supplies. 
Washington usó su propio dinero para comprar provisiones. 
Because of this, Thomas Paine wrote: "These are the times that try men's souls".
Debido a esto, Thomas Paine escribió: "Estos son los tiempos que prueban el alma de los hombres."
When spring came, Washington received good news.
The French were going to send money, supplies and troops to help the Americans.
Los franceses iban a enviar dinero, provisiones y soldados para ayudar a los norteamericanos.
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during durante French franceses
souls almas sick enfermaron
remain quedarse help ayudar
received recibió try prueban
rags harapos

 
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