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the british retret from boston
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the french begin smuggiling weapons into the colonies
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britian gather troops to take into newyork
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general william howe and dmiral richard howe sail into new york harbor wit 32,000 soldiers
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washington leads his men across the frozen river to face th hessian mercenaries and the british army.
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washington after crossing the delaware leads his troops on a surprise attack on the troops camped out in trenton
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happy about the win at trenton americans go to trenton to face the brttish
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after the fields weredry enough to be walked on general howe began a campaign to take philadelphia
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after landing close by, howe takes philadelphia
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general john burgoyne is surroundedby men led by general horatio gates
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the extreme harsh nearly kills everyman out there
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the marquis de lafayete persuades france to send reinforcements
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french sign an alliance with the colonies.
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frierich von steuben voulenteers his services to the americans, by traingin the in-experienced militias
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the british move south knowing that the south is mostly loyalist
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the brttish take savannah
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british regain control of georgia
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general henry clinon and general charles cornmallis sai to begin the campaign in the south
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british begins by capturing charles town
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cronwallis defeats americans who mae a futile attempt at protecing camden.
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morgan, after being chased by the britissh, fights back at cowpens
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cornwallis retliates for the loss at cowpens by attackign the guilford court house
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greene sends a letter to lafayette for reinforcements
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robert morris is named finacial superintendent
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soldiers were finally paid their salaries in gold coins.
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the french fleet begins helping in the fight against the british
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cornwallis, outnumbered byalmost twice as many soldiers surrenders
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british formally surrender to the americans and french
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negoiating begins in paris, tlkas of a treay appears.
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the treaty of paris is signed, officially marking the sart of the independence of the united states of america.
