The Delaware river was important to the battle of Trenton because without the river Washington would have never got to Trenton and suprised the hessians.
He marched on Trenton and attacked the Hessian garrison of about 1500 men. It was a victory but more of a boost to the Continental Army's morale. Because half of his troops hadn't even made it across the Delaware he was unable to proceed to Princeton and was forced to withdraw back across the Delaware with his 896 prisoners.
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George Washington and his Continental Army.
At Saratoga - General Horatio Gates. At Trenton - Gen. George Washington.
because the patriots wanted freedom from Britain and that those battles could of made America a free country
Washington crossed the Delaware River on Christmas Day in 1776. They defeated the Hessians in an encounter known as the Battle of Trenton.
I'm not really sure, I think it was Trenton
George Washington
George Washington
To keep Trenton guessing in the next battle.
Louise Peacock has written: 'Crossing The Delaware' -- subject(s): Juvenile literature, Trenton, Battle of, Trenton, N.J., 1776 'Crossing the Delaware' -- subject(s): Juvenile literature, Trenton, Battle of, Trenton, N.J., 1776
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Washington crossed the Delaware River and made a surprise attack on Trenton, NJ.
Trenton and Princeton.
Trenton, NJ.