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- 3. Strategy adopted by the British military after the Battles of Saratoga, involving staying close to supply cases and navy presence.
- 4. During the war, the British attempted to maintain the allegiance of this group.
- 6. Location of two significant battles in September and October 1777, where British General John Burgoyne faced defeat
- 9. British General Thomas Gage launched an attack on militiamen near Bunker Hill in this Massachusetts city
- 10. Outcome of the Battle of Brandywine Creek that allowed the British to capture Philadelphia which forced the Continental Army to_____ since they were caught off-guard
- 12. effective command utilized by strong military leaders like Commander George Washington to ensure discipline and organization of forces/troops.
- 13. the side that achieved success at the Battle of Bunker Hill
- 16. Common goal that encouraged the colonists to persist during the Revolutionary War
- 17. Separation from Great Britain by this large body of water caused and posed logistical challenges for British soldiers
- 20. American diplomat who negotiated the Treaty of Alliance with France
- 22. quality possessed by officers in the Continental Army that contributed to their success.
- 23. Prime advantage of the colonists in the Revolutionary War, allowing them to communicate and gather support effectively
- 24. Nation that attended the Treaty of Paris negotiations with the goal of limiting the United States' power since they wanted to acquire new lands
- 26. For the Battle of Long Island, the unorganized Continental troops were forced to retreat back across this river into Pennsylvania
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- 1. Nation that decided to support the Continental Army after the Battle of Saratoga due to anger over its loss in the French and Indian War
- 2. Commander of the Continental Army who led a surprise attack after crossing the Delaware River.
- 5. Location where George Washington scored another victory for the Continental Army a few days after the Battle of Trenton
- 7. state of the soldiers in the Continental Army that fueled their determination and commitment to the cause to fight off the British Army leading to the Americans being victorious.
- 8. British general who sailed into New York harbor with a large army during the Battle of Long Island and overall his slow-moving tactics and lack of support contributed to the Continental Army’s advantage
- 11. Location where the British surrender occurred, trapping General Cornwallis between Commander Washington's army and the French navy
- 13. Hill, the bloodiest battle of the Revolutionary War occurred before the signing of the Declaration of Independence
- 14. Continental Army general who gathered colonists and surrounded Burgoyne at Saratoga
- 15. Nation that still hoped to regain some control over the United States after the Revolutionary War
- 18. One of the major problems faced by the British due to fighting on foreign soil and vast
- 19. Location where Commander George Washington led a surprise attack after crossing the Delaware River
- 20. Nation that decided to support the Continental Army after the Battle of Saratoga
- 21. Body of water into which British General William Howe sailed his army during the Battle of Brandywine Creek
- 25. Treaty signed in September 1783 that granted full independence to the United States
