Ch. 4 Sec. 3 - Struggling Towards Saratoga
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| August 1776; british army seized this city | ||
| british brothers who sailed the harbor with the largest expeditionary force ever assembled | ||
| British forced Washington's troops back to this colony | ||
| December 25, 1776; his army struck back | ||
| Washington's crossed this ice-choked water | ||
| Washington's troops were headed to this capital | ||
| German mercenaries who fought solely for $ | ||
| This general captured the American capital in 1777 | ||
| American capital in 1777 | ||
| Late 1777; Native-Americans marched from South Carolina from Canada; Continental Army met them here | ||
| The capital is Albany | ||
| They were considered the turning point of the war | ||
| He was the hero of the war for Americans | ||
| Americans surrendered his army on October 17, 1777 | ||
| Ethan Allen's names for his men | ||
| These people were convinced colonists could win the war | ||
| Longtime enemies with the French | ||
| France realized American's had this | ||
| Located in Pennsylvania, Washington's men spent a terrible winter here | ||
| The city outside Valley Forge | ||
| paper $ | ||
| value goes down price goes up | ||
| This is where Americans smuggles arms from | ||
| selling hard - to - find weapons and goods for high price | ||
| she was a heroine in the Battle of Trenton | ||
| this battle took place in NJ in 1778 | ||
| these kind of slaves escaped to freedom | ||
| these slaves passed as what? | ||
| sometimes slaves joined this tribe | ||
| 5,000 African - American slaves served in this | ||
| some slaves fought for this country but most remained apart from the conflict |