Battle of Germantown Quiz

Who was the American general leading the Continental Army during the Battle of Germantown?

• Benedict Arnold

• George Washington

• Horatio Gates

• Nathanael Greene

What was a key tactic used by the Continental Army during the Battle of Germantown?

• Naval blockade

• Guerrilla warfare

• Surprise attack in foggy conditions

• Trench warfare

What was the outcome of the Battle of Germantown?

• A decisive Continental Army victory

• A stalemate with no clear winner

• A British victory

• The capture of Germantown by French forces

How did the Battle of Germantown impact the Revolutionary War?

• It ended the war in favor of the British.

• It was a morale booster for the Continental Army despite the loss.

• It led to the immediate signing of the Treaty of Paris.

• It had no significant impact on the war.

Which event directly led to the Battle of Germantown?

• The signing of the Declaration of Independence

• The British capture of Philadelphia

• The Battle of Saratoga

• The Boston Tea Party

What role did the Continental Army play in the Battle of Germantown?

• They defended Germantown from the British.

• They were primarily involved in naval operations.

• They launched a surprise attack against the British.

• They provided logistical support to the French forces.

What role did the British Army play in the Battle of Germantown?

• They were caught off guard and retreated.

• They defended their positions and ultimately won the battle.

• They were primarily involved in gathering intelligence.

• They provided naval support to the Continental Army.

When did the Battle of Germantown take place?

• July 4, 1776

• December 25, 1776

• October 4, 1777

• September 11, 1777

Where did the Battle of Germantown happen?

• In and around Germantown, Pennsylvania

• Near Boston, Massachusetts

• On the outskirts of New York City, New York

• Along the banks of the Delaware River

Which British general was in command during the Battle of Germantown?

• General Charles Cornwallis

• General John Burgoyne

• General William Howe

• General Henry Clinton