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Why did george washington win the trenton battle?
Washington won a battle to keep his men's morale up.
Patriots win the Battle of Trenton?
the West
What was a result of the Battle of Trenton was that?
The Battle of Trenton was a vital victory for the morale of the Continental Army. It showed the troops that they could fight and win a battle against European armies. The American troops gained faith in the commander, General George Washington, when many doubted that he could lead the Continental Army.
What wars did the Continental Army win under the leadership of general George Washington?
The battle of agincourt, hastings and the battle of britain.
How did George Washington win the battle of Yorktown?
The French helped the Continental army surrond Yorktown and trap the British.
Why did george washington win the trenton battle?
Washington won a battle to keep his men's morale up.
Which battle did Washington win?
Trenton
Which battles did George Washington win?
If you are asking about the French and Indian war. He didn't win any and may have helped start the war. In the American Revolution he lost the first few but after Trenton he began to win and won the final battle ( with the help of the French) at Yorktown.
Did George Washington win the Battle of Bunker Hill?
NO.
What key battle in the Revolutionary War did George Washington win in New Jersey?
Battle of Trenton. There were other major battles in Jersey, such as Princeton, which explains the Chevron in the college insignia! a Captain Alexander Hamilton was artillery officer at Princeton battle ground.
Who was with George Washington when he crossed the delware?
George Washington crossed the Delaware river and attacked the British at Trenton NJ, in order to have a victory and to show that he was still a fighting general, who could win a battle, and eventually win a revolution.
What was Trenton's plan to win the battle?
they had to win this battle to scare the british a little.
Where was George Washington victorious at on January 3 1777?
George Washington was victorious in the Battle of Princeton on January 3, 1777. This battle took place in Princeton, New Jersey, during the American Revolutionary War. Washington's Continental Army defeated the British forces, boosting American morale and demonstrating the army's ability to fight and win against the British.
Why did the British fight the Americans in the Battle of Princeton in 1777?
The American Colonists were fighting a revolution against the British. They fought the Battle of Trenton, NJ on Christmas Day, because General George Washington needed to win a big battle, he had been beaten quite a few times by the British recently, he needed to get soldiers whose enlistments were about to expire to reenlist, he needed to prove to the Colonial government in Philadelphia he could win a revolution. The British did not expect a battle on Christmas Day, or in the middle of winter. They thought they had all but beaten George Washington and the Colonial Army. Gen. Washington crossed the icy Delaware river from Pennsylvania to New Jersey and caught the British off guard at Trenton. The victory had the consequences General/President George Washington wanted. It was one the major turning points of the Revolution, along with the Battle of Saratoga and Battle of Yorktown.
Patriots win the Battle of Trenton?
the West
What city did the patriots win at on Christmas in 1776?
Battle of Trenton. this involved the amphibious assault party led by General Washington himself.
Was the battle of Trenton a turning point?
For the Americans yes, it was the first war that they won in the American revolution. If they did not win this battle the war would have probably been won by the British. After winning this battle, they got many supplies from the Hessians. About 2 or 3 weeks after this they won another battle,, the battle of Princeton.
