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American revolute

QuestionAnswer
Ticonderoga Early suprise attack; weapons & cannons American
Bunker Hill retreat/low ammunition British dime straight up the hill British
Quebec Control of water route/ mortal defeat British
New york Control over new york and getting americans to abondon New York British
Trenton First real american battle and were able to take hessians American
Princeton Defeat a large force of soldiers American
Saratoga They defeated British from taking over the NE colonies American
Kaskashia and Cahokia They captured two major outposts; last major battle in NE; Washington could win w/out suprise draw
Bon homme vs. Serpis Formed continental navy experience victory on water American
Charleston British tried to destroy dams and canals; most loses British
Camden They were defeating one city after the other and strengthen stronghold in the south British
Cow pens Able to defeat at a point of british strongest
Yorktown This was the last battle at war and stood for American Victory
Thomas Paine Common Sense
Nathan Hale American spy; famous quote "I have but one life to give for my country"
Marquis de Lafayette Washington's bestest friend; french
Baron von Steuben Trained army at valley forge
John Paul Jones Fought British fleet and won
George Rogers Clark Fought in/near Appalain mountains
General Cornwallis Leader of the british when they were unstoppable
Benedict Arnold Traitor left american b/c he was unappreciated
Treaty of Paris An agreement that the americans may have there rights
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