
The American Revolution: Lessons & Resolutions
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Caleb Andrews
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The American Revolution: Lessons & Resolutions
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Quick Review
Continental Army Victories @ Trenton & Saratoga help keep the United States fight for independence alive
France (and some other European countries) join the fight on the side of the United States
Teens both male & female fight and serve
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Lessons & Resolutions
Valley Forge & The Battle of Yorktown
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Open Ended
We may know what a lesson is, but what exactly is a resolution? In your own words describe, give an example or define what a resolution is:
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Valley Forge, 1777-1778
By the end of 1777, Wash. moves his 11,000 troops to Valley Forge, Pennsylvania to set up camp
Location serves as natural fortress against any possible attack
Close to Philadelphia (capital of the US) that was under British occupation
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Multiple Choice
Where does Washington move his 11,000 troops to set up camp for the winter months?
Yorktown, Virginia
Valley Forge, Pennsylvania
Trenton, New Jersey
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Watch the video & pay attention!
https://youtu.be/enCE9JbVKcU
start @ ~24 mins
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Open Ended
What is 1 thing you learned, found interesting or surprised you about the video:
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Valley Forge, 1777-1778
Bitterly cold conditions, troops suffer thru a very harsh winter
Low on supplies, disease spreads
Washington sends letters to Cont. Congress demanding food, , clothing & weapons
Some aid did come from Congress and from across the Atlantic
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Valley Forge, 1777-1778
Help also comes in the form of European allies, France & European soldiers
Europeans helped train US troops with tactics and discipline
NO BATTLES WERE FOUGHT A VALLEY FORGE
THRU TRAINING, CONFIDENCE IN WASH. INCREASED
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The Battle of Yorktown
Oct 1781
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The Battle of Yorktown, 1781
The war begins to move to the South as winter thaws into Summer of 1778
Back & Forth between the Redcoats & the Continental Army for a few years
Last major battle takes place in 1781 in Yorktown, Virginia
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Watch the video & pay attention!
https://youtu.be/enCE9JbVKcU
start @ ~ 37 mins
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The Battle of Yorktown, 1781
Both sea & land play a big role in the battle
British Army sets up camp @ Yorktown, thinking it would be easy to be resupplied @ Chesapeake Bay
American & French forces use location against the British
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The Battle of Yorktown, 1781
French and American soldiers surrounded Yorktown on land.
The French Navy cut off the British Army’s ability to receive supplies
After 2 weeks without supplies, Lord Cornwallis of England surrendered to Washington.
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Multiple Choice
Where does the last battle of war take place?
Valley Forge, Pennsylvania
Yorktown, Virginia
Trenton, New Jersey
Saratoga, New York
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Multiple Choice
Which European power helps defeat the British Army in Yorktown?
France
Prussia
Spain
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Resolution
The US won the war & their Independence
Great Britain recognizes American Independence w/ the signing of the Treaty of Paris, 1783
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