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commander of continental army

George Washington

100

-700 Redcoats march to Concord to take the stockpile of weapons there
-Lexington is on the way to Concord
-The Redcoats were met by minutemen in Lexington
-The colonists there slowed down the Redcoats
-8 minutemen dead

Lexington battle 

100

Which part of the army advanced first?

The canons were fired.

100

A light gun with a long barrel and was able to have a bayonet attached to it. These guns were used by the soldiers

Musket 

100

Political effect of American Revolution?

America is an independent country

200

Commanders at Bunker Hill and Breeds hill

Israel Putnam, howe, Washington

200

-Volunteers flocked to Concord to join the militia there
-500 militia vs. 700 Redcoats
-Minutemen fend off Redcoats and Redcoats retreat to Boston



concord battle 

200

Who made up the calvary?

Soldiers on horseback

200

A type of axe that is Native to North America, resembling a hatchet with a straight shaft.

Tomahawks

200

ended the American Revolution

Treaty of Paris

300

Battle of Bunker Hill, Dorchester Heights, New York, Trenton, Princeton, Brandywine Creek

General Howe

300

a battle that took place on the strategic point of Breed's Hill. British victory on account of the depletion of American supplies. yet gave them confidence- It pushed Americans towards a final decision for war.

Bunker Hill Battle

300

Who advanced last and what did they do?

The soldiers attacking with bayonets and the calvary.

300

A metal blade that looks like a knife to be put on the end of a musket.

Bayonet-Dager

300

provided a strong flexible government that adapted to changing conditions for more than 200 years

Constitution

400

leads troops to Quebec and loses. Now seen as a traitor

Benedict Arnold

400

December 25th. Washington crosses Deleware River and takes advantage of he Hessains. Becuase they were celebrating Christmas, he takes the Hessains by suprise and its a victory for the Continental Army.

Battle of Trenton

400

Describe the British fighting methods in battle.

They would form rows or lines, facing each other.

400

Heavy cavalry sword that was curved and had a single cutting edge.

Sabres

400

what did united states became for the other countries?

US became a symbol of freedom to Europe and Latin American

500

British general sent to chased Washington. In charge of wars down south. Trenton, Princeton, Yorktown

General Cornwalis

500

Turning point of the American Revolution. It was very important because it convinced the French to give the U.S. military support. It lifted American spirits, ended the British threat in New England by taking control of the Hudson River.



Battle of Saratoga

500

What was guerrilla warfare?

part-time soldiers who operated locally to disrupt supplies and communication and ambush enemy units.

500

 A mortar was mounted on a flat bed, (looks like a large block of wood) An elevating wedge raised the barrel, allowing the mortar to fire an exploding shell called a bomb.



cannon

500

Long term- effects of the American revolution?

A representative republic is born, Constitution and bill of rights, and  Westward expansion