Patriots vs. Loyalists
Continental Army Challenges
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Warfare & Strategy
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100

These colonists wanted independence from Great Britain.


Who were the Patriots?

100

This army, led by George Washington, fought for American independence.


What was the Continental Army?

100

This 1776 New Jersey battle helped raise American morale.


What was the Battle of Trenton?

100

This strategy uses small groups, surprise attacks, and quick retreats.


What is guerrilla warfare?

100

his battle site in New Jersey was the location of Washington's December 1776 victory.


What is Trenton?

200

These colonists remained loyal to the British king.


Who were the Loyalists?

200

The army often lacked enough food, clothing, weapons, and other supplies.


What were supply shortages?

200

This January 1777 victory followed Trenton and boosted Patriot morale.


What was the Battle of Princeton?

200

Guerrilla fighters used forests, hills, and other land features to gain this advantage.


What is the advantage of terrain?

200

This New Jersey town was the site of Washington's January 1777 victory.


What is Princeton?

300

The Patriots wanted to gain this from Great Britain.


What was independence?

300

Many soldiers had little military experience.


What was a lack of training?

300

This 1777 American victory helped convince France to support the Patriots.


What was the Battle of Saratoga?

300

Surprise attacks were used to disrupt these forces.


Who were the enemy troops, the British?

300

This important 1777 battle site is in New York State.


What is Saratoga?

400

These colonists supported remaining part of the British Empire.


Who were the Loyalists?

400

The army struggled to pay soldiers because it had limited money.


What was inadequate funding?

400

This 1780 Patriot victory weakened Loyalist forces and undermined the British campaign in the South.


What was the Battle of Kings Mountain?

400

British General Burgoyne faced difficult terrain, supply problems, and this challenge coordinating forces during his campaign toward Saratoga.


What was slow communication?

400

This 1781 battle site is in Virginia near the Chesapeake Bay.


What is Yorktown?

500

What divided communities and families during the Revolution.


What was the conflict between Patriots and Loyalists/ choosing sides/ fear of the outcome if they failed

500

Messages traveled slowly, making it difficult to coordinate troops.


What was slow communication?

500

At this 1781 Virginia battle, General Cornwallis surrendered, ending major fighting.


What was the Battle of Yorktown?

500

Name one reason Burgoyne's campaign struggled.


What were difficult terrain, unfamiliar geography, or supply problems?

500

This 1780 battle site is near the North Carolina–South Carolina border.


What is Kings Mountain?

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