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The Battle of Vincennes
The Americans are just beginning as they push their efforts onto the fort. However, they cannot break through, causing them to not give up. -
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1778 - 1781 Southern Battles in the American Revolution
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The Battle of Savannah
The Americans were refusing to give up the town to the British and entered the battle with a game plan that seemed to be catching the British off guard. Yet, once the Brits got more weapons, the Americans were left defeated -
The Battle of Vincennes (2)
In continuation, the Americans stayed strong and conqured many British stations in Illinois. The Patriot's started out ahead their enemies -
The Battle of Charleston
Washington came up with another brilliant plan. Again, his plan was more successful in theory than it actually was on the battlefield. Even after organizing a set up of troops, the British were ahead and began the siege. Resulting in surrender a month later. -
The Battle of Camden
The British headed into South Carolina hoping to take Charlestown. The Patriots approached and faced with an unexpected, strong defense. The American's retreated, being followed for miles by the victorious British. -
The Battle of King's Mountain
For this battle the American troops outnumbered the British. The Patriots circled the British leading into a victory for America. -
The Battle of Cowpens
In this battle, it is as though the Americans and the British switched places, leaving Britain with messy organization. Adding the guerilla attacks onto the British caused America to walk away with the win. -
The Battle of Guilford Courthouse
Britain wanted to invade Virginia at America's weakest. So they brought one last battle to achieve their goal. The Patriots accepted and were defeated by a surprise attack. -
The Battle of Yorktown
The American's finally had the French help them fight against the common enemy. While British was in a siege, their supplies and weapons were used against them causing a French and American win.
