Who was the American Commander at the Battle of Bunker Hill?

Lost in the poor weather and fog General Greene and General Wayne's "steadfastness" prevented a total disaster at this battle?

Facing impending rebellion which British General decided to seize weapons and gun powder outside of Boston on April 19, 1775?

Despite his losses in the New York Campaign, General George Washington scores strategic points for doing what?

By many measures, duration, geographic spread of the fighting, number of troops engaged, it was the biggest battle of the Revolution.

Why are the ten days after the Battle of Trenton considered the most critical of the Revolutionary War?

This battle is considered the first battle of the American Revolutionary War. It is the "Shot Heard Around the World".

This General is credited with expanding the territorial boundaries of the United States due to his military expeditions on the frontier

General Washington's success at the Battle of Trenton encourages him to do what?

This General was considered the "hero" of the most consequential battle of the Revolutionary War but was also blamed for the disastrous defeat of another battle at Camden, South Carolina.

This Battle "cost the fledgling nation its capital, but it earned new respect for the American Troops determined to fight to ultimate victory."

In order for the British to occupy the city of Philadelphia they had to......

"No British Army had ever surrendered. Trapped on the hills overlooking the Hudson River, surrounded and running short of supplies, Lieutenant General John Burgoyne contemplated the impossible."

Bayonets proved to be the deciding element in a British victory at this battle in which some argue was a "massacre".

He was a member of General Washington's Staff who became well known for enduring the same hardships as his men at Valley Forge. He was well known for his dedication to the "American Cause" even though he wasn't American.

This outcome of this battle was a direct result of the training that General Washington's army endured at Valley Forge.

__________ had worked to bring uniformity to the continental soldiers, who had seen combat, but lacked the martial training to pose an effective threat to the British.

This General would assume command of the Southern Department of the Continental Army and lead to the stunning defeat of the British in the Southern Campaign.

American victory. One of the most decisive battles of the American Revolutionary War. Convinced the French that the Americans can hold there own against the British Army, sealing the alliance between the Americans and French.

This battle was fought in the Southern Campaign on a rocky hilltop that pitted Loyalist Militia elements led by British Major Patrick Ferguson against Patriot "Overmountain Men" who were residents of the Carolina back country and Appalachian Mountains. This battled was an American Victory.

This American Officer known as the "Swamp Fox" led a group of men who specialized in Guerilla Warfare or as we discussed the art of the ambush.

This American Officer received 500 lashes as a result of an altercation with a British Officer during the French and Indian War and motivated him to daringly fight the British during the Revolution.

This American Commander defeated British Lt Colonel Barnastre Tarrelton at the Battle of Cowpens with superior tactics in which historians refer to as a case study of a defense in depth.

Who was a traitor to their country?

Who was the commander of the Continental navy?

After a series of defeats, ________ led a surprise attack against the Hessians on December 25, 1776 in Trenton, New Jersey.

The Treaty of Paris of 1783 ended the Revolutionary War.

This Battle is considered a "pyrrhic" victory for British General Cornwallis. Despite beating the Americans he lost nearly 25% of his Army and would move his Army to Virginia to rest and resupply them a decision that will lead to American Independence.

This Campaign was a disaster for General George Washington, he would lose every battle from Brooklyn to White Plains including Forts Washington and Lee.

This Revolutionary War General is the namesake of our County.

This American Officer and future Secretary of the Treasury led the assault on redoubt #10 at the Battle of Yorktown, a decisive blow against the British.