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1777-1778 WINTER CAMP IN P.A. -HARSH WINTER (FROSTBITE) - AMRY BAD SHAPE (NO SUPPLIES) TRAINING GROUND – DRILLS - BECOME A REAL ARMY HELP FROM LAYFAYET.

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Presentation on theme: "1777-1778 WINTER CAMP IN P.A. -HARSH WINTER (FROSTBITE) - AMRY BAD SHAPE (NO SUPPLIES) TRAINING GROUND – DRILLS - BECOME A REAL ARMY HELP FROM LAYFAYET."— Presentation transcript:

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2 1777-1778 WINTER CAMP IN P.A. -HARSH WINTER (FROSTBITE) - AMRY BAD SHAPE (NO SUPPLIES) TRAINING GROUND – DRILLS - BECOME A REAL ARMY HELP FROM LAYFAYET & VON STEUBEN

3 DID NOT RECEIVE A PROMOTION PLANNED TO SELL OUT THE AMERICANS AT WEST POINT

4 ARNOLD ESCAPES TO CANADA ANDRE IS CAPTURED & EXECUTED

5 GEORGE RODGERS CLARK HAMILTON THE HAIR BUYER!

6 JOHN PAUL JONES DEFEATS SERAPIS OFF ENGLISH COAST ENGLISH BLOCKADE USA – NOTHING IN OR OUT PRIVATEERS: CIVILIAN SHIPS WITH GUNS SHIPS LINE UP NEXT TO EACH OTHER & FIRE

7 MANY LOYALISTS (TORIES) IN THE SOUTH FRANCIS MARION “THE SWAMP FOX” HIT &RUN TACTICS NEW BRITISH STRATEGY

8 ENGLISH TAKE CHARLESTON (1780) BATTLE OF CAMDEN AMERICANS LOSE GATES - RUNS KING’S MOUNTAIN, SAVANNAH, GUILFORD COURTHOUSE

9 BANASTER TARLETON CALVARY: TROOPS PN HORSES BRUTAL HORRIBLE TACTICS

10 CHANGES THE COURSE OF THE WAR IN THE SOUTH PREVENTS CORNWALLIS FROM DESTROYING WASHINGTON

11 FINAL BATTLE OF THE WAR CORNWALLAS IS TRAPPED FRENCH FLEET

12 ENGLISH ARE FORCED TO SURRENDER

13 UNITED STATES IS A FREE & INDEPENDENT NATION RECEIVE ALL THE LAND EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER

14 CAUSE TACTICS RIFLES DISTANCE HOMELAND BETTER LEADERSHIP FRENCH HELP LESSONS FROM HISTORY LEARNED? VIETNAM? AFGHANISTAN?

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