American Revolution by Jan Gutierrez

  • Bunker Hill

    Bunker Hill
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    Victor- British
    Generals- Major General Howe and General Artemas Ward and General Israel Putnam
    -1500 Americans vs 2400 British troops.
    -Gave Americans the thought that they can handle the Birtish army.
    -British suffered 1150 killed and wounded while Americans suffered only 450 killed and wounded..
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  • Long Island

    Long Island
    Long Island
    Victor- British
    Generals- Major General Lord Howe and General George Washington
    -British surprised attack teh Americans in the morning of August 27, 1776
    -It was an embarrassing battle for the Americans.
    -Birtish Casualties were 400 while the Americans were somewhere around 2000.
  • Trenton

    Trenton
    Victor- Americans
    Generals- General George Washington against Colonel Rahl
    -Americans had 2,400 troops with 18 guns, 1,400 Hessians with 6 light guns.
    -Restored confidence of Ameicans
  • Brandywine

    Brandywine
    Victor-British and Hessians
    Generals- Major General Sir William Howe and General George Washington
    -Washington was outmenuvered and was forced to retreat.
    -The battle ended with the Americans retreating up the road to Philadelphia.
    -British casualties were 550 killed and wounded while Americans suffered about 1000 killed and wounded.
  • Saratoga

    Saratoga
    Victor- Americans
    Generals- British and Herman army were by Major General John Burgoyne commanded .American army were by Major General Horatio Gates and Brigadier Benedict Arnold.
    -The surrender of the British changed the course of the war.
    -French were convinced to help out the Americans with the conflict.
    -British suffered about 1600 while Americnas suffered 800.
  • Monmouth

    Monmouth
    Victor- Draw
    Generals- Americans were by General George Washington and Major General Charles Lee, British were by Lieutenant General Sir Henry Clinton, Major General Earl Cornwallis and Major General Knyphausen
    - Americans had 11000 soldiers vs 10000 British soldiers.
    -British suffered 300 deaths while Americans suffered 350 deaths.
    -Britihs retreated to the North.
  • Capture of Savannah

    Capture of Savannah
    Victor- British
    Generals- Americans were by Major General Benjamin Lincoln and Vice Admiral Comte d'Estaing, British were by Brigadier General Augustine Prevost
    -Americans had about 5000 men while British had about 3200 men.
    -Americans suffered 244 killed, 584 wounded, and 120 captured while British had 40 killed, 63 wounded, and 52 missing.
    -No American or French troops blocked Maitland's route and he reached the city safely.
  • Cowpens

    Cowpens
    Victor- Americans
    Generals- Americans were by Colonel Daniel Morgan, British were by Lieutenant Colonel Banastre Tarleton.
    -American had about 1000 soldiers while British had about 1100 soldiers.
    -The British lost 39 officers, 60 soldiers killed, 829 were captured while 12 Americans were killed and 60 wounded.
    -Tarleton was known as a ruthless commander.
  • Guilford Court House

    Guilford Court House
    Victor- British
    Generals- Americans were by General Nathaniel Greene and Britsih were by Major General Lord Cornwallis
    -Americans had 4400 soldiers while British had about 1900 soldiers
    -Casualties were Americans with 250 deaths and British with 550 deaths. -The battle was fought in a woodland area, which made it for Greene's unit to communicate.
  • Yorktown

    Victor- Americans and French
    - Generals Washington controlled the Americans, Lieutenant General de Rochambeau controlled the French and Major General Lord Cornwallis controlled the British.
    -French blocked aid from Cornwallis.
    -There were 8,800 Americans, 7,800 French against 6,000 British.
    -Surrender of Cornwallis ended the British Campaign.