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What event is called the “shot heard ’round the world”?
It was fired at Concord the beginning of the Revolutionary War that started on April 19, 1775.
What mistake did General Howe make after the New York Campaign?
General Howe failed to destroy George Washington's army or pushed them into Pennsylvania.
Why did George Washington retreat back to Pennsylvania?
Because he needed to protect his troops and regroup after defeats in New York.
What bold plan did George Washington make on Christmas the night of 1776?
Washington's plan was to cross the Delware River at night and march to the nearby town of Trenton and New Jersey to attack the Hessian garrison right before dawn.
Who helped George Washington cross the Delaware River?
It was John Glover how helped Washington cross the river.
Who was chosen to lead the Continental Army and why?
It was George Washington because of his experience and leadership skills and bravory.
What did Nathan Hale famously say before his death?
''I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country.”
What happened at the Battle of Trenton?
The Patriots surprised and also defeated the Hessian troops.
Who led the Hessians at the Battle of Trenton?
It was Colonel Johann Rall who led the Hessians.
What was the outcome of the Second Battle of Trenton?
George Washington's army held off Cornwallis's British forces.
Who trained the Continental Army at Valley Forge?
It was Baron von Steuben.
Who were some of George Washington’s key advisors?
Some of his skey advisors were Alexander Hamilton and John Laurens and Baron von Steuben.
What victory forced Britain out of Boston?
By using artillery from Fort Ticonderoga to drive away the British troops.
What were the “Ten Crucial Days”?
The Battle at Princeton and the nine preceding days. The battle resulted in the Patriot victory officially ending the Ten Crucial Days that entirely shifted the momentum of the war.
How would you describe George Washington’s leadership style?
I would describe him as humble and brave and willing to listen to advice.