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In what battle did the Germans lose their entire 6th army?
The Battle of Stalingrad.
What battle did general lee lose one third of his army?
gettysburg
What American Revolution battle saw an American general lose to a victorious British General Cornwallis?
In March of 1781, American General Nathan Greene lost a fierce battle to General Cornwallis at the Guilford Court House in North Carolina. Greene kept his composure, however, and the British, although victorious had to regroup. Cornwallis had to retreat in order to keep control of his supply base. In order to do this the British forces exhausted themselves in the forced march of almost 500 miles. As an aside, Cornwallis paid tribute to Greene as seen by his personal letters to a friend in New York.
What battle outside of Boston did the colonists lose but gained much confidence?
The Battle of Bunker Hill, fought on June 17, 1775, was a significant engagement during the early stages of the American Revolutionary War. Although the colonists ultimately lost the battle to British forces, they inflicted heavy casualties on the enemy, demonstrating their ability to stand up to the professional British army. This pivotal confrontation boosted the morale of the colonial fighters and proved that they could challenge British military might, thus gaining confidence for future encounters.
Where did general Cornwallis give up in the American Revolution?
Because they were going to lose the war.
What side did Cornwallis fight?
Lord Cornwallis was one of the top British generals in the Revolutionary War. He was successful in several battles, but is best remembered for his surrender to colonial forces at Yorktown in 1781, effectively ending the war.
In what battle did the Germans lose their entire 6th army?
The Battle of Stalingrad.
What battle did general lee lose one third of his army?
gettysburg
How did the loss of the Battle of Bull Run cause people to lose confidence in President Lincoln?
he was a big suck up
How many battles did Charles Cornwallis lose?
3
Where was the first major battle fought in North Carolina during the Revolutionary War?
It was the battle of Guilford Courthouse (near Greensboro, NC). While we lost that battle, Cornwallis (the English general) said that another such victory for the English and they shall lose the war.
Can sled dogs lose confidence in musher?
Sled dogs do not lose confidence, infac it can help
How did general Cornwallis lose Yorktown?
Cornwallis lost at Yorktown because he got trapped on the peninsula and french and Americans surrounding all around him and he didn't want to lose any men so he surrendered.
Why did Harald lose the Battle of Hastings?
Harald lost the battle due to Williams tactics of moving his troops out of their battle positions. Williams idea very soonly decreased his army.
What American Revolution battle saw an American general lose to a victorious British General Cornwallis?
In March of 1781, American General Nathan Greene lost a fierce battle to General Cornwallis at the Guilford Court House in North Carolina. Greene kept his composure, however, and the British, although victorious had to regroup. Cornwallis had to retreat in order to keep control of his supply base. In order to do this the British forces exhausted themselves in the forced march of almost 500 miles. As an aside, Cornwallis paid tribute to Greene as seen by his personal letters to a friend in New York.
How did Americans win the American revolution?
Ultimately, American won through attrition. America made the war so costly for Great Britain for so long that Cornwallis's surrender at Yorktown persuaded Parliament that it was better to lose the colonies than to continue in protracted and expensive war with no end in sight.
What battle outside of Boston did the colonists lose but gained much confidence?
The Battle of Bunker Hill, fought on June 17, 1775, was a significant engagement during the early stages of the American Revolutionary War. Although the colonists ultimately lost the battle to British forces, they inflicted heavy casualties on the enemy, demonstrating their ability to stand up to the professional British army. This pivotal confrontation boosted the morale of the colonial fighters and proved that they could challenge British military might, thus gaining confidence for future encounters.
