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Lexington and Concord
On the 19th of April, 1775 a battle between the colonial Militia and British soliders broke out. It was because of weapons the Militia had stored there and the British found out. When the Britsh got word of the weapons they immediatly ordered an attack to destroy the weapons. 200 British soliders took on less than 100 Militia men at Concord. At the battle of Lexington some 300 British took on a little more than 100 Militia men. -
Battle of Bunker Hill and Breeds hill
It was more at and around Breeds hill. When Militia leaders in the colonies learned that the British were sending troops out of the city to occupie unoccupied groups around the city of Boston they made barriers to fend of the British around the hills. Sadly the Militia lost and were forced to surrender. -
Battle of Trenton
Shortly after George Washington crossed the Deleware river with his men this historic battle took place in the town of Trenton, New Jersey. Just after a brief battle the entire Hessain force was captured or killed. Before the battle the Continental army had suffered many defeats. -
Battle of Princeton
The night before the battle General Washington order his men to circle around British General Cornwallis's army. Washington overan the Britsih most of them surrendered other were dead dieng or wounded. This was Washingtons second victory in the past few days. -
Battle of Saratoga
The British surrender themselves at Saratoga when the Continental Army was picking off their soliders very quickly. There was actually 2 firefights at the Battle of Saratoga the British surrendered at the second battle on October 7, 1777. -
Winter at Valley Forge
Washingtons army had to camp down for the winter. Living in harsh winter conditions a -
Battle of Yorktown
The battle of Yorktown was the last battle in the Revolutionary War. There General Cornwallis surrender to the Continetal army. Cornwallis got overan by Washingtons army and French troops. when the General finally knew he couldnt fight them off he ordered to cease fire and surrendered to Washington.
