The end of a war
Across
- 2. A 1773 protest that increased tensions and moved the colonies closer to war.
- 3. Method used at Yorktown to move closer to British defenses safely.
- 5. Leader of the Continental Army who used smart strategies to win the war.
- 7. The British general who surrendered at Yorktown.
- 8. The final major battle where British General Cornwallis surrendered, signaling American victory.
- 9. Hit-and-run methods used by American forces, especially in the South.
- 10. The formal name for Britain’s well-trained army that fought against the colonists.
- 11. The 1783 agreement that formally ended the Revolutionary War.
- 12. What General Cornwallis did at Yorktown, marking the effective end of the war.
- 13. The harsh winter camp where Washington’s troops trained and became stronger.
- 16. Local volunteer fighters who supported the Continental Army during the war.
- 17. Known as the “Swamp Fox,” he used guerrilla tactics in the South.
- 18. A nickname colonists used to describe British red-coated soldiers.
Down
- 1. Small groups fight
- 4. German soldiers hired by the British to fight the Americans.
- 6. The official army formed by the colonies and led by George Washington.
- 14. A vital partnership that gave the Americans supplies, troops, and naval support.
- 15. Helped block the British escape at Yorktown, aiding the American win.