Generals
Tactics
Weapons
Battles
Results
100


Overall leader & Commander-in-Chief of the Continential Army



George Washington

100
Which action would happen first

The canons were fired.

100

Pistols



The pistols were often used by rifle men because of their disadvantage at close quarters. The rifles took longer to load so they used the pistol to shoot at close range.

100

First battle

Bunker Hill

100


articles of confederation



formation of national govt

200

led at a number of important battles including the invasion of Canada and Saratoga. He is most known for his decisive victory at the Battle of Cowpens.

Daniel Morgan

200

Who made up the calvary?


Soldiers on horseback

200


A weapon used during the early stages of the American Revolution when muskets were in short supply.

Pikes

200
Held at the Hudson river

Saratoga battle

200


formation of national government, formation of state governments, democratization of the american political process

political results

300


William Howe

The leader of the British forces from 1776 to 1777. He led several campaigns that led to the capture of New York, New Jersey, and Philadelphia.


William Howe

300

Describe the British fighting methods in battle.




They would form rows or lines, facing each other.

300

Miscellaneous arms




War clubs- a type of wooden or stone club with a heavy round head.

300

Attack on Long island

Battle of New York
300


the spirit of laws, book 1748



montesquieu

400


a naval commander who captured several British ships. He is sometimes called the "Father of the United States Navy."










John Paul Jones

400

Who advanced last and what did they do?




The soldiers attacking with bayonets and the calvary.

400

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

Bayonet-Dager

400


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

400

the appearance of this was not immediate, just relative to colonies politically

democratization of american political process

500


a controversial figure during the war. He led the Continental Army to a key victory at Saratoga, but also suffered a major defeat at Camden. He once tried to get Congress to make him commander over George Washington.



Horatio Gates

500

Who played an important role in the militia? (American side)


The expert marksmen

500


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





Tomahawks

500


April 19, 1775 British soldiers and American militiamen exchange gunfire; known as "shot heard around the world" revolutionary war starts - had weapons there* Paul Revere warned the colonists the British were coming

Battle of Lexington and Concord

500


written constitutions for each, three branches of government: checks and balances, separation of power, legislative branch most powerful, bills of rights to protect people

formation of state governments