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TRUE/False Winter at Valley forge is an true historical event that happen in US history
TRUE
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When did the winter a Valley Forge take place?
Winter of 1777-1778
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Who was the leader of the patriots at Valley
GEORGE WASHINGTON
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Who fought at Valley Forge?
Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Hamilton and Captain Henry “Light Horse Harry” Lee
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Were there doctors at Valley Forge?
Bodo Otto, Sr.
was Hospital-Physician and Surgeon at Valley Forge
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What did the Solders Sleep in at night
Small Freezing tents
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What 2 Sickness hit the most
Influenza, Typhus, Typhoid Fever, And Dysentery
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how many people were at valley forge
12,000 Soldiers along with 400 women and children
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What were 5 horrendous conditions that soldiers had to face at Valley Forge.
shortages of everything from food to clothing to medicine
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what food did they eat
- beef, pork or fish; flour or bread; cornmeal or rice; and rum or whiskey
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What was the most impact
Many Soldiers died
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What Side Won The battle?
Continental Army's.
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what colonies is valley forge in.
British colony of Pennsylvania
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On what day in December did Washington conducted his 12,000-man army to Valley Forge to establish the encampment.
December 19
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What major foods did the soldiers desperately need?
- flour,
- bread.
- pork.
- salt beef.
- fresh beef.
- veal or mutton.
- hams.
- tongues.
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What caused the Sickness
Poor sanitation and hygiene at the camp likely exacerbated the spread of diseases.
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How Many People Died
2,000 during 1777/1778
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who was the British General of Valley Forge
Wilhelm von Knyphausen
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The Name Valley Forge Comes From ?
A Iron Forge built in 1740's along the valley creek
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What % did not speak English as there first language
About 30%
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What are 3 challenges
( Serving the cold ) ( Wrong clothing ) Not a lot of food , Poor shelter
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Typhus
A bacterial infection spread by lice, ticks, and fleas, causing fever, headache, and body aches.
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Influenza
A highly contagious respiratory illness
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Typhoid Fever
A bacterial infection that can cause fever, abdominal pain, and diarrhea.
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Dysentery
An infection that causes severe diarrhea, often with blood and mucus.