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Turning Points of the War U.S. History – 4.3

Turning Points of the War Comparing Opponents Battle of Bunker Hill A “Revolutionary” War The Continental Army The Battles The French The Native Americans These will be the headings in your notes.

Comparing Opponents Britain Colonies

Comparing Opponents Britain Colonies more ships more weapons established government established currency better training more supplies …none of those things. **What did they have?**

Battle of Bunker Hill

A “Revolutionary” War Traditional war = win battles, capture cities, win the war Revolutionary war = win battles, capture cities, STILL LOSE **the Cause was greater than the battles** **no surrender**

The Continental Army George Washington political background – House of Burgesses wealthy – son of rich planter, married Martha Custis ambitious – surveyor at 16, successful farm estate experienced – led militia in French & Indian War respected – head of Virginia army clever & sensible – led skillful retreats

The Battles Fort Ticonderoga Battle of Trenton Battle of Princeton Saratoga Valley Forge (*against the winter) The Frontier You will be examining primary source materials from these battles tomorrow…

The French Britain & France = long-standing rivalry Inspired / encouraged by victory at Saratoga Diplomacy – Benjamin Franklin **French Army and Navy**

The Native Americans