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7.4 The Patriots Gain New Hope
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British Position: -British are Settled in New York -Mercenaries are in New Jersey Continental Army: - Washington has time to gather troops to attack New Jersey
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Battle of Trenton Leader : George Washington Tactics: Surprise How: On Christmas morning G.W. Crosses the Delaware and attacks the Hessians. What is the benefit of a surprise attack?
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Battle of Princeton Leader : George Washington Tactics: Surprise attack @ Night How: G.W. kept the fires burning at night and the snuck around behind the British to surprise attack them.
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Defeats embarrassed the British Cut off New England from other colonies.
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General Howe: Decided to attack Philadelphia, which lead to the Battle of Brandywine Creek. Delayed his arrival to Saratoga. Could have crushed Continental Army, chose not to.
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John Burgoyne: General for the British. Planned to attack Albany from the North. Thick Forest delays arrival Arrives at Saratoga w/out support.
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KEY: TURNING POINT IN WAR! Leader: General Gates Tactics: Non-Traditional How: Problems with British plan, resulted in British General Burgoyne alone and outnumbered at Saratoga.
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Convinced France to help the Colonies fight the British.
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Valley Forge, Pennsylvania (Washington) Harsh Conditions, Few Supplies = 1/5 of men died Helped improve the moral and training of George Washington’s men.
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INDEPENDENCE 7.5 Conclusion to the American Revolution
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Britain turns their eyes on the Southern Colonies… What resources were there to use? Camden, South Carolina Horatio Gates (Patriot Leader) EPIC FAILURE 3,300 of 4,000 soldiers died
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Guerrilla Warfare: Swift, Hit-and-Run attacks Francis Marion Attacked British supply lines and communications
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George Washington & Comte de Rochambeau planned to trap Cornwallis. G.W. had 16,000 troops French Fleet in control of Chesapeake Bay. Battle of Yorktown.
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