MAJOR Battles of the REVOLUTIONARY WAR. 1775-1781.

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MAJOR Battles of the REVOLUTIONARY WAR

New England region.

Southern region.

FRANCE

RED (map key)

takeover the Southern colonies by moving north

Appalachian Mountains

 First battle  Although the minutemen were defeated, they showed that they were willing and able to fight. Known as “THE SHOT HEARD ‘ROUND THE WORLD”

 First battle in North Carolina  Fought between NC loyalists and patriots  Patriot forces were led by Richard Caswell, who would later become the first governor of the independent state of NC  The victory encouraged the colony to declare independence.  Prevented the British from attacking in the South until later in the war.

 Known as the “TURNING POINT” of the war, this patriot victory would cause France and Spain to declare war against Britain. They brought much needed supplies, troops, a strong navy, and hope to the colonial cause.

British Victory Colonial General Nathaniel Greene would retreat from the battlefield. Patriot Victory Cornwallis lost ¼ of his soldiers. He would retreat to Wilmington and be defeated in his next attack at Yorktown

Cornwallis surrenders to Gen. George Washington