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Chapter 7 Vocab SX

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Commander of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War and the first president of the United States George Washington
A professional soldier hired to fight for a foreign country Mercenary
An overall plan of action Strategy
A prearranged meeting often an assembly point for troops Rendezvous
A series of conflicts that ended in victory for the Continental Army and a Revolutionary War turning point Battles of Saratoga
A country that agrees to help another country achieve a common goal Ally
A French nobleman who believed in the American cause and served as a commander under Washington Marquis de Lafayette
A long steel knife attached to the end of a gun for hand to hand combat Bayonet
Camp where Washington's army suffered from cold and hunger; became a symbol of the hardships of the War Valley Forge
To abandon military duty without intending to return Desert
A privately owned ship that has governmental permission to attack an enemy's merchant ships Privateer
Continental Naval officer who patrolled the English coast and won a battle against the British warship Serapis John Paul Jones
British general who fought in the South during the Revolutionary War and who surrendered in 1781 Lord Cornwallis
Soldiers who weaken the enemy with surprise raids and hit and run attacks Guerrillas
A person morally opposed to war Pacifist
The last major battle of the Revolutionary War which resulted in the surrender of the British forces in 1781 Battle of Yorktown
The treaty that ended the Revolutionary War, confirmed the independence of the US and set its boundaries Treaty of Paris of 1783
The belief in a government in which decisions are made by elected or appointed officials Republicanism
In 1781 she helped to end slavery in Massachusetts by suing for her freedom in court and winning Elizabeth Freeman
Preacher who helped start the Free African Society; founded the first African Methodist Episcopal Church. Richard Allen
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