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The battle of Yorktown which involved the surrender of the British commander General Lord Cornwallis and ultimately led to the Treaty of Paris
the British commander who surrendered to George Washington?
George Washington led the Continental Army to victory against the British.
George Washington
Washington wanted to get the British out of New York City but the recently arrived French Commander, Comte de Rochambeau, had to get his fleet to the carribean by October so he convinced Washington that it would be easier for the French Fleet to assist in the attack further south where Cornwallis was in Yorktown with 9000 British soldiers, where he had fewer soldiers than the occupation of New York City. The plan was for the French Commander to defeat the British fleet at the battle of Chesapeake (which succeeded in early September) and thus blocked any escape by sea for Cornwallis. Washington sent the French General Lafayette to contain Cornwallis until he and his forces could arrive (which he did). So the combined attack at Yorktown by land and by sea left no choice for Cornwallis but to surrender.
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he had good startgdy and he was smart with what he did in the wart and some battles the british surrendered
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It is when Washington took the city of Boston
Samuel Osgood was the 1st United States Postmaster General, serving from 1789 to 1791. He was appointed by President George Washington.
At Yorktown. Washington and the french navy overpowered the british,and General Cornwalis Surrendered.
General Cornwallis
No. He was a British general.
It was a significant victory of largely untrained soldiers under General Washington's command over highly trained German troops that were working for the British. It gave new energy and encouragement to the Americans, showing that they could win battles, and potentially the war. When General Howe went back to New York after defeating Washington, he left a large British force at Trenton, New Jersey, to watch Washington's army. (False)
George Washington was the general of the Continental Army, he was the highest rank. Therefore, he had no commander.
Americans and French against British There was general George Washington, General Conwallis, and a French general too
General Washington in New York