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Chapter 7 Vocab Bk

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The commander of the continental Army. George Washington.
A professional soldier hired to fight for a foreign country. Mercenary.
An overall plan of action. Strategy.
A meeting. Rendezous.
The series of conflicts that led to the surrender of Burgoyne. The battles of Saratoga.
A country that agrees to help another country achieve a common goal. Ally.
A 19-year-old French nobleman who volunteered to serve in Washington's army. Marquis de Lafayette.
Long steel knives attached to the ends of guns. Bayonets.
To leave military duty without intending to return. Desert.
A privately owned ship that a wartime government gives permission to attack an enemy's merchant ship. Privateer
The son of a free African-American sail maker. James Forten.
He won the most famous sea battle. John Pual Jones.
The British general. Lord Cornwallis.
Small bands of fighters who weaken the enemy with surprise raids and hit-and-run attacks. Guerrillas.
Opposed to war. Pacifist.
The last major battle of the Revolutionary War, which resulted in the surrender of british forces in 1781. Battle of Yorktown.
a treaty that ended the Revolutionary War. The Treaty of Paris of 1783.
The belief that government should be based on the consent of the people Republicanism.
This women sued for her freedom in Massachusetts court and won. Elizabeth Freeman.
A preacher that helped start the FAS (Free African Society). Richard Allen.
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