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What was the last American victory in the American revolution?
The Battle of Yorktown in 1781.
What battle helped end the American revolution?
the Battle of Yorktown was the last major battle of the American Revolution.
In which city did an American victory bring about the end of the American Revolution?
The battle at Yorktown was a big win towards the end of the war. It was the last major battle. After the victory at Yorktown, the British realized the war was too costly to continue.
The battle of Yorktown was a victory for the British?
No, because Cornwallis and his troop of 8,000 men surrended to General George Washington's army on october 16,1778
What American victory in the revolutionary war that led France to help the patriots?
the battle at Yorktown
The battle of Yorktown was won because of all what exept?
The Battle of Yorktown was a Franco-American victory. In order to answer this question one needs more information such as available answer choices.
The American victory was fought at?
The Battle of Yorktown in Virginia between September and 19 October of 1781.
What disease helped America win the Battle of Yorktown?
The disease that helped America win the Battle of Yorktown was smallpox. During the siege, British troops were significantly weakened by a smallpox outbreak, which reduced their numbers and morale. The American forces, having previously experienced outbreaks and developed some immunity, were less affected, giving them a strategic advantage. This contributed to the ultimate American victory at Yorktown in 1781.
What patriot victory convinced the british that the war was too difficult and costly to pursue?
Battle of Yorktown
Where did the last major battle of the revolutionary war take place?
The last battle, major one too, was at Yorktown, 1781 A combination of American & French troops surrounded the forces of British general Cornwallis at Yorktown, Virginia, and forced the British surrender. Yorktown was a peninsula and the French fleet prevented Cornwallis to escape, as the British fleet from New York was too late for a rescue operation.
Where was Daniel Morgan during the battle of Yorktown?
During the Battle of Yorktown in 1781, Daniel Morgan was not directly involved in the fighting, as he was commanding forces in the Southern Theater of the American Revolutionary War. At that time, he was engaged in military operations in Virginia, where he had played a significant role in earlier battles, including the pivotal victory at Cowpens. His leadership and tactics in the South contributed to the eventual success of the American forces at Yorktown, even if he was not present at the siege itself.
What was the final battle in the war for Independence?
The Battle of Yorktown was the last significant battle of the American Revolutionary War. It ended with a decisive victory for the Americans.
