The Marquis de Lafayette supported the American War of Independence and fought on behalf of the patriots. He joined the Continental Army at the age of nineteen and accompanied George Washington to Valley Forge. He used his own money to equipment and feed the troops.
American troops went to valley Forge in 1698
actually marquis de Lafayette was the frenchman, but true that a greman named baron von struben helped too.
George Washington led 20,000 American and French troops to victory at Valley Forge true or false
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There was no battle at Valley Forge. Valley Forge was the winter camp of Washington's troops.
Forge, General Von Steuben , trained the American troops. The army was suffering from the cold weather and had no shoes so they had to rap clothes around there feet for a substitute at Valley Forge. Life was not easy at Valley Forge, as you can see.
No one fought at Valley Forge in 1777. George Washington placed his troops at Valley Forge, PA, for the winter. Valley Forge was close to where the British camped so Washington could keep tabs on the British. But Valley Forge was also a highly protected location using geographical features. So the American troops could defend the site.
It was cold there and the troops starved to death.
Baron von Steuben
There wasn't a battle at Valley Forge. Valley Forge was the winter camp of Washington's troops.
Valley Forge is where American troops spent a bitter, hungry, and dispiriting winter. Valley Forge is located in the state of Pennsylvania.