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Can you put the word bayonets in a sentence?
A bayonet is a sharp dagger-like weapon that can be attached to a rifle. This is an example sentence: My uncle had an impressive collection of old rifles and bayonets.
Who was a German leader during the Revolutionary War?
Baron von Steuben volunteered his services during the American Revolution and helped train George Washington's largely untrained troops. Among other things, he taught them how to use bayonets, crucial at a time of single-shot muskets (which weren't very accurate). (Before Von Steuben's arrival, Continental soldiers had used their bayonets only for roasting meat over camp fires.) After the war, the Baron became a U.S. citizen and spent the rest of his life in the country. He is considered one of America's founding fathers (Steubenville is named for him).
How many prisoners did the Colonist take back from the battle of Trenton?
2 out of 3 of the Hessian troops were captured, but 1/3 escaped. Gen. Washington took approximately 1400 prisoners =).
Washington and his troops were victorious in which two battles?
Washington and his troops were victorious in three battles. Washington was victorious in the Battles of Princeton, Assunpink Creek, and Trenton.
Why did President Washington sent troops to the Northwest Territory?
he send troops to protect them selves from the north
Where did Washington and his troops stay for the winter?
Capital Washington D.C.
How was the sharp shooter developt?
It is a move taught to military troops
Why was George Washington put in charge of the troops from Virgina?
George Washington was put in charge of the troops in Virginia because the Second Continental Congress representatives voted to have him be leader of the troops.
One of the biggest problems facing Washington and his troops was?
One of the biggest problems faced by Washington and his troops were the lack of food and clothing.
What is the meaning of phrase knives out?
"Knives Out!" was an order to the troops in non-modern warfare, likely up to and including WWI, to mount bayonets on rifles prior to a charge or defense.
What was George Washington's job at revelotion?
Washington was commander of American troops.
Why did George Washington read words from the crisis to his troops?
To remind the troops what they're fighting for.
