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Great Britain (General Howe) vs. Americans (General Artemas Ward and General Israel Putnam)
- Great Britain lost more soldiers than Americans
-started when the colonists learned about the British plan to take over Dorchester Heights
-they needed to protect their land and freedom
-one of the most important colonial victories in the U.S. War for Independence -
Great Britain (General William Howe) vs. Americans (General Charles Lee)
Victor: Great Britain
-British had 63 killed and 337 wounded missing
-Washington had 970 men killed, wounded or missing, and 1,079 taken captive
- George Washington lost about one forth of his entire command -
Americans against Hessians (General George Washington) vs. British troops (Colonel Rahl)
Victor: Americans
- American artillery sections was commanded by Captain Alexander Hamilton
- Washington entered Trenton from the North-West
- plan was to cross the Delaware at three points -
British and Hessian troops (General William How) vs. American Continental Army (General George Washington)
Victor: British and Hessians
- British wore red coats and headgear
- German infantry wore blue coats
- Americans dressed as best as they could -
British and German (General John Burgoyne) vs. Americans (General Horatio Gates and Brigadier Benedict Arnold)
Victors: Americans
- British planned to move south from Montreal to Albany
- battle went on for weeks
- turning point of the Revolutionary War -
British and German (General Henry Clinton, General Earl Cornwallis and General Knyphausen) vs. American Continental troops and Militia (General George Washington and General Charles Lee)
Victor: Tie
- both sides lost about 350 men who were killed, wounded or captured
- Clinton wanted to evacuate Philadelphia
- 10,000 British troops against 11,000 Americans -
Great Britain (Colonel Archibald Campbell) vs. US ( Robert Howe)
Victor: Great Britain
- established a line of defense half a mile away from south
- US had only 700 men and over 550 men killed
- Britain had 7 men killed and 16 wounded killed 7 and 16 wounded -
Americans (Colonel Daniel Morgan) vs. British and loyalist Americans (Lieutenant Colonel Banastre Tarleton)
Victor: Americans
- Americans had about 1,000 men
- British had around 1,100 men
- Tarleton marched his force onto the battlefield and attacked immediately -
British (General Lord Cornwallis) vs. Americans (General Nathaniel Greene)
Victor: Brisish
British (General Lord Cornwallis) vs. Americans (General Nathaniel Greene)
Victor: British
- Brisish had 550 men dead and wounded
- Americans had 250 men dead and wounded
- 1,900 British against 4,400 Americans -
Americans (General Washington) and French (General de Rochambeau) vs. British (General Lord Cornwallis)
Victor: Americans and French
- Cornwallis marched army into Virginia and seized Yorktown and Gloucester
- Americans and French marched out of Williamsburg and into Yorktown
- put British into siege by forming a circle around them
- 500 British, 80 Americans and 200 French died
