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Revolution Battles

Battles of the Revolutionary War

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a 1776 battle in New Jersey in which George Washington’s troops captured Hessian troops in a surprise attack Battle of Trenton
in 1775, battles between Massachusetts colonists and British soldiers that started the American Revolution Battle of Lexington and Concord
in 1777, the turning point of the American Revolution that revealed the failure of the British’s strategy and whose victory convinced France to enter the war Battle of Saratoga
in 1775, the bloodiest battle in the Revolution Battle of Bunker Hill
battle when the Green Mountain Boys led by Ethan Allen led a surprise attack on the British, winning a large supply of weapons Battle of Ticonderoga
final battle in the Revolution; this 1781 American victory in Virginia forced the British to surrender Battle of Yorktown
British victory that made Patriots question their hope of winning the war Battle of Charleston
where the Battle of Bunker Hill was really fought Breed’s Hill
soldiers from Germany who were hired by England to fight Hessians
This man took the war to England where he raided the coast, resulting in an American victory. John Paul Jones
the battle that showed Benedict Arnold had turned into a traitor Camden
the British general who was leading the troops at the time of surrender in Yorktown, VA Cornwallis
the name of the peace treaty which ended the Revolutionary War Treaty of Paris
the name of the American spy who got information for the Americans from the British Nathan Hale
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