The __________ made the decision to declare independence from England.
The Battle of Saratoga was a turning point in the war because it convinced the ______ to send warships, soldiers, and supplies to formally help the Continental Army.
The winter at ______ played a key role in the American victory because the troops were trained by Baron von Steuben and came out a better fighting force
Author ______ put the Patriot cause into plain, understandable language that brought many regular people to the movement for independence.
Who was the commander-in-chief of the Continental Army?
At the Battle of _____, Washington's superior planning and strategy resulted in the capture of an army of Hessians, German mercenaries.
The battle of _____ resulted in the defeat of British General Cornwallis, the ultimate surrender of the British to the Americans.
This early battle, though technically a loss for the American Continental Army, resulted in twice as many British casualties and a sense of confidence for the Americans.
The ____ was signed in 1783, officially ending the war, granting the colonies their independence as well as the land east of the Mississippi.
The Declaration of Independence, stating that "all men are created equal", resulted in the freedom of equality of all people in America.
One of the advantages of the Continental Army over the British was