What was the main importance of the battle of Trenton?

Answer 1

The battle of Trenton is significant because the American victory discouraged British soldiers, and they lost almost all hope of winning the American Revolution. A discouraged British soldier wrote in his diary that the American victory made the Americans "all liberty mad again."

Answer 2

Over 100 Hessian soldiers were killed and 900 hundred wounded. There were no American Casulties. I would add that the victory at Trenton (and Princeton) was critical to building morale amongst Washington's army, especially heading into its harsh winter camp at Valley Forge. Moreover, it became a Propaganda tool for the Amercian cause and U.S. history (famous painting of Washington Crossing the Delaware).

Answer 3

this influenced the other people and/or other countries that George Washington was a good leader and other people and/or other countries wanted to help the Americans fight.

Answer 4

I think its partially because it was the first time Washington's army felt hope and courage all winter.

Answer 5

It was beautifullllllll, to watch soilder's kill other people.

it was natuure. but, it's the past, the past i saayyy! it's over.

FORGET ABOUT IT.

Answer 6

It reassured american control of New Jersey and greatly improved the morale and unity of the colonial army and militias.

Answer 7

The Battle of Trenton is important to the Revolutionary War because it was a turning point in the war. The battle was lead by General George Washington.

Answer 8

Geoge Washington led them

Answer 9

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