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What is a turning point ?

A time when there is great, positive change, with beneficial results

100

Why was the Battle of Saratoga considered a turning point ?

It boosted the morale of Americans and convinced France and others to fight with them.

100

Who won the Battle of Saratoga ?

The Americans

100

How many battles took place over Saratoga?

Two

200

What is an ally ?

A friend, connection,form of a relationship.

200

Why did the British seek the help of the Native Americans ?

They knew the land.

200

Who was the U.S general during the revolutionary war?

George Washington

200

How did the Patriots harass British troops ?

With sharpshooters and cutting trees to block their path ?

300

What river did George Washington cross on Christmas?

(What is) The Delaware River

300

Why did the British want to cut off New England from the other colonies ?

They felt the most rebellion came from there and it would lesson if they form separation.

300

Which Army sought the help of the Native Americans?

The British

300

How many armies did the British plan include ?

3

400

What is a rebellion ?

Defiance, opposition to authority.

400

Why did the French decide to join the Patriot cause?

Because after the victory at Saratoga, the Patriots showed that they have a chance to win the war.

400

Who was the commander of the British army ?

General John Burgoyne

400

How did the British soldier's uniforms make them easy targets

They were bright red and easily spotted.

500

What river did the British want control of ?

The Hudson river

500

Why was the winter at Valley Forge significant in the Revolutionary War?

Because even though the soldiers suffered tremendously & endured a terrible winter, Friedrich von Steuben trained/disciplined them

500

Who did the Patriot army receive help from after the Battles of Saratoga?

The French, specifically Marquis de Lafayette

500

How did Friedrich von Steuben help the Patriot army at Valley Forge?

He trained them/drilled them and taught them military discipline.