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NAQT You Gotta Know - Revolutionary War Battles
NAQT You Gotta Know - Revolutionary War Battles
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Jan 17, 1781. Turning point in American recapture of S. Carolina. Daniel Morgan led colonists.
Trenton
Germantown
Cowpens
Saratoga
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Oct 4, 1777. Last effort by colonists to retake Philadelphia. Troops wintered at Valley Forge.
Ticonderoga
Germantown
Camden
Bunker Hill
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Aug 16, 1780. Americans defeated. Part of British "southern strategy." Cornwallis' victory.
Germantown
Cowpen
Monmouth
Camden
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Siege that ended the war Oct. 19, 1781. French navy helped G. Washington beat Cornwallis.
Yorktown
Bunker Hill
Lexington and Concord
Germantown
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May 10, 1775. Am. led by Ethan Allen and Benedict Arnold. Green Mountain Boys captured fort.
Saratoga
Ticonderoga
Yorktown
Quebec
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Dec 31, 1775. Culmination of failed invasion of Canada by colonists. Benedict Arnold wounded.
Quebec
Yorktown
Trenton
Long Island
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Aug 27, 1776. Largest battle. William Howe defeated George Washington. AKA Brooklyn Heights.
Camden
Trenton
Long Island
Yorktown
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April 19, 1775. Try to destroy supplies of colonial militia. Skirmishes near Boston
Cowpens
Bunker Hill
Lexington and Concord.
Yorktown
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Jun 28, 1778. Last major battle in the North, inconclusive outcome. Gen. Lee court-martialed.
Ticonderoga
Quebec
Monmouth
Cowpens
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Oct 17, 1777. Turning point, led France to join the war. Horatio Gates led Americans.
Saratoga
Long Island
Monmouth
Camden
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Dec 26, 1776. After George Washington crosses Delaware River. 2/3 of Hessians captured.
Camden
Cowpens
Long Island
Trenton
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June 17, 1775. Capture of Charlestown Peninsula showed colonial troops could stand up to Brits.
Saratoga
Monmouth
Ticonderoga
Bunker Hill