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Q: Whom did George Washington did plan to trap at Yorktown?
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Who did George Washington plan to trap at Yorktown?

he planned to trap Cornwallis


Did Washington's plan for Yorktown work?

No, they considerably lost the battle of Yorktown


What was George Washington secret strategy for the siege of Yorktown?

He was waiting for the french to arrive, but when he found out the french were going in the wrong direction, he just decided to go the other way and capture Yorktown ( my point is, the original plan was not to seige Yorktown, but he decided to let it be.)


Why did George Washington plan a battle at Trenton?

because


Did George Washington help plan the white house?

yes he did


Did George Washington favor Thomas Jefferson plan better than Alexander Hamilton's plan?

yes


How did Washington plan to conquer the British at Yorktown?

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.


Who was president when they started to plan the city of Washington DC?

George Washington was in charge when the capital city was being planned.


What was george washingtons plan of attack for the battle of Trenton?

George Washington's plan of attack for the Battle of Trenton was to engulf Rall's forces. He was going to do it with two columns of 2,4000 men.


Why did Cornwallis decide to take his troops and camp at Yorktown?

Cornwallis decided to take his troops north and camp at Yorktown because Cornwallis was quite tired of marching. Washington's army and himself were only hundreds of miles north. Washington thought of a plan to trap the British. His plan was to bring his army south to join Greene. So the American and French Soldiers could surround Yorktown by land. If the French navy sailed into Chesapeake Bay, French Ships could also trap the British. Finally the British Army was trapped.


Why did Cornwallis decide to take his troops to camp at Yorktown?

Cornwallis decided to take his troops north and camp at Yorktown because Cornwallis was quite tired of marching. Washington's army and himself were only hundreds of miles north. Washington thought of a plan to trap the British. His plan was to bring his army south to join Greene. So the American and French Soldiers could surround Yorktown by land. If the French navy sailed into Chesapeake Bay, French Ships could also trap the British. Finally the British Army was trapped.


Who was appointed by President George Washington to help plan the city of Washington DC?

Pierre Charles L'Enfant was the man who did the basic planning.