Victory of Yorktown

The name of the march was “​ (a)   .”

• The World Turned Upside Down
• The Planet Turned Inside Out
• The Universe Turned Upside Down
• The Upside Down Pineapple Cake

The top British commander was Lieutenant General ​ (a)  

• Charles  Cornwallis
• Charles Sarmiento
• Charles Squashwallis
• George Washington

Eight months earlier, in February 1781, the American Revolution was in its ​ (a)   year.

• sixth
• fifth
• third
• second

Many British ​ (a)   were anchored in New York Harbor.

• warships
• sailboats
• race boats
• kayak

Yorktown was a peaceful little ​ (a)   on the York River.

 

• port
• city
• factory
• farm

Cornwallis’s troops were short of ​ (a)  

 

• food
• blankets
• beds
• medicine

Americans called all British soldiers ​ (a)  

• redcoats
• bluecoats
• greatcoats
• whitecoats

In Yorktown, Cornwallis limited his men to only one small meal a ​ (a)  

• day
• week
• month
• year

Cornwallis was so embarrassed by his defeat at Yorktown, he sent his ​ (a)   -in- command to surrender to the Americans.

• second
• first
• third
• fourth

Americans were finally free to create the ​ (a)  

• United States of America
• The Colonies of America
• The British of America
• The Newfoundland of America