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Lexington and Concord, Massachusetts. It was signifigant becuase it marked the beggining of the American revolution and gave colonists confidence in defeating the British.
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Charlestown, Massachusetts It was signifigant because it gave the colonists more confidence that they could defeat the world's most powerful army at the time.
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania It is signifigant because it is the formal declaration that the 13 colonies were free and independant from the British.
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Trenton, New Jersey It was signifigant becuase it was the first victory that the American Army had after a string of crushing defeats. It boosted the soldiers confidence and moral and was also where Washington crossed the Delware.
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Fort Ticonderoga, New York It was signifigant because it helped the Americans recover gunpowder and cannon balls from the British which were vital in other battles.
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Stillwater, New York It was signifigant because it was a turning point in the war due to France coming in the aid the Americans, due to this the New England states could no longer be attacked from Canada
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Valley Forge, Pennsylvania It was signifigant becuase this is where a Prussian, Baron von Steuben started training demoralized American soldiers, it ended in a decisive defeat of the British due to part of the American army being on their level throughout the rest of the war.
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Charlestown, South Carolina It was signifigant due to the Americans losing a majority of their southern army in a major loss, England shifted focus to the weaker south and now controlled most southern colonies.
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Kings Mountain, South Carolina It was signifigant due to the fact of it being a turining point in the South, the were largely controlled by the British but the battle signifigantly weakened their army.
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Greensboro, North Carolina It is signifigant because the Americans lost but it signifigantly weakened the British army even more which led to their surrender at Yorktown.
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Yorktown, Virginia It was signifigant becuase it was the final straw for the British, a American and French victory destroyed the largest British army in North American and led to a signing of a peace treaty.
