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Chapter 7: SS

The American Revolution

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What was a weakness of the Continental army at the start of the war? supply shortages
At the start of the war, what was a weakness of the British troops? poor leadership
What was an effect of African Americans helping the cause of independence? several colonies began to end slavery
Why did African Americans join the Continental army? they hoped that independence would end slavery
What caused the American defeat in Brooklyn, New York, in August 1776? inexperienced soldiers
What was General Washington referring to when he said "summer soldier and sunshine patriot"? quitters
What was General Washington's military strategy after 1776? to fight a defensive war and tire the British out
What was an effect of the American victory at Saratoga? European countries came to the aid of America
Which nation became an American ally after the victory at Saratoga? France
Why did the British people NOT support the war? the cost to taxpayers was too high
What happened as a result of the American victories at Trenton and Princeton? It showed that the Americans could defeat the British.
What was a clear disadvantage for General Burhoyne in Albany, New York? unfamiliar territory
Which group stopped a British victory in the South? guerrilla troops
How did the American Revolution impact other parts of the world? other nations were encouraged to fight for their independence
Besides independence, what did the Treaty of Paris give to the Americans? the land east of the Mississippi River
Did the Battle of Yorktown take place in the northern colonies, middle colonies, or southern colonies? southern colonies
What stopped the British from being rescued by the British Navy during the battle of Yorktown? the blockage of French warships
How were the British defeated at the Battle of Yorktown? the British troops were outnumbered as both the French and the American troops surrounded the British
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