Who won the Battle of Saratoga?
There were two skirmishes at the Battle of Saratoga... what were they?
What city did the British take over after the Battle of Brandywine?
What victory helped the French decide to back the colonies in the war?
Troops in Pennsylvania were enduring a rough patch, trying to survive a cold and harsh winter with little food, no supplies, bad housing, little clothes, and diseases running a muck in _____________.
Fredrick von Steuben and Marquis de Lafayette both aided in the Revolutionary war by lending their _______ talents, helping get soldiers ready for battle.
This man went to France as a diplomat, and was able to help win over France by recognizing that popularity was key.
How did soldiers in Pennsylvania eventually react to no pay and no supplies?
What year did the Pennsylvania Line Mutiny take place?
When the troops of Pennsylvania became restless, the British rejoiced. Why?
In ______ George Washington planned to trap General Cornwallis at Yorktown, VA.
What did Washington to do distract the British so he and his army could sneak out of New York?
What was NOT an issue Washington ran into with his planning of the attack on Yorktown?
At the Battle of Capes, the Americans trapped the British by land while the French trapped them by sea.
The French secured the Chesapeake Bay for the Americans and established a _________ so that the British were prevented from getting the good and supplies they needed from Britain.
The Victory at Yorktown was a victory for the __________.
After Yorktown in 1781, the war continued for _____ more years.
Ben Franklin was the first U.S ambassador. Where did he spend most of his time during the war?
What was the treaty named that ended the war between Britain and the colonies?
What was the most important article in the Treaty of Paris?
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