Trenton
George Washington knew that the Hessians were not ready for an attack. He also knew a victory was needed to give the patriots hope. On December 25, 1776, he and his patriots crossed the Delaware River and marched to Trenton, New Jersey. There, the Hessians were surprised Washington was there to attack. General Washington and his men captured more than 900 Hessians as a Christmas gift. Surprise, surprise!
General George Washington is well remembered for crossing the Delaware to defeat the Hessians at Trenton. He caught the Hessians by surprise, as they didn't believe anyone foolish enough to cross a river into an occupied city.
The most important factor that facilitated the defeat of the Hessians at the Battle of Trenton was George Washington's strategic surprise attack on December 26, 1776. The Hessians, caught off guard after celebrating Christmas and underestimating the American forces, were unprepared for the assault. Washington's decision to cross the icy Delaware River and launch a coordinated attack in the early morning hours capitalized on this element of surprise, leading to a decisive American victory. This victory not only boosted American morale but also reinvigorated the revolutionary cause.
George Washington because im rocks let go
Yes the Hessians were mercenaries for the British military during the American Revolution. The Hessians where captured when General George Washington crossed the Delaware River. They surprise attacked the soldiers on December 26th 1776. The soldiers who were still sleeping off the Christmas celebrations were captured and taken prisoner. While this was not a major victory, it helped the Continental army because the end of the year was when the enlistments for the army were up. The victory showed the soldiers that they could actually win battles.
George Washington defeated the Hessians, in the battle of Trenton, because he made a surprise attack on Christmas day. Keep in mind the Hessians had just finished their partying, they were drunk, tired, and not ready for battle.
George Washington knew that the Hessians were not ready for an attack. He also knew a victory was needed to give the patriots hope. On December 25, 1776, he and his patriots crossed the Delaware River and marched to Trenton, New Jersey. There, the Hessians were surprised Washington was there to attack. General Washington and his men captured more than 900 Hessians as a Christmas gift. Surprise, surprise!
General George Washington is well remembered for crossing the Delaware to defeat the Hessians at Trenton. He caught the Hessians by surprise, as they didn't believe anyone foolish enough to cross a river into an occupied city.
George Washington and his troops crossed the Delaware River and attacked on December 26, 1776. They took the Hessians by surprise.
because he attacked the hessians by suprise in the middle of the night.
well i think that georgre Washington wanted to fight the hessians and that is pretty much i know
Hessians, troops "rented" by England's King George to enlarge his army in America
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While it would be fun to say that is was to get to the other side, the truth is that he wanted to attack Trenton, New Jersey. He crossed it on 24 December and attacked on 25 December 1776 taking the Hessians by surprise. The Hessians surrendered, making the battle at Trenton the first American victory in the Revolutionary War.
George Washington suprised the Hessians in New Jersey and won a decisive battle.
George Washington
While it would be fun to say that is was to get to the other side, the truth is that he wanted to attack Trenton, New Jersey. He crossed it on 24 December and attacked on 25 December 1776 taking the Hessians by surprise. The Hessians surrendered, making the battle at Trenton the first American victory in the Revolutionary War.