6.1 How Did the American Colonies defeat Great Britain?

Fort Ticonderoga,

Siege at Boston

Lexington and Concord

Bunker Hill

Fort Ticonderoga,

Siege at Boston

Lexington and Concord

Bunker Hill

to stop fighting and move away from the enemy

the surrounding of a place by an army in order to capture it

a soldier from one country who is paid to fight for another country

a time when important changes occur

a series of battles to achieve a specific purpose or goal

to stop fighting and move away from the enemy

the surrounding of a place by an army in order to capture it

a soldier from one country who is paid to fight for another country

a time when important changes occur

a series of battles to achieve a specific purpose or goal

The Mohawk Indians threw tea into Boston Harbor.

Stockbridge Mohican Indians served in militias

The Iroquois refused to allow British settlers on their land.

The Oneida joined the Patriots after trying to stay neutral.

Washington's troops captured a group of Hessian soldiers.

The Patriot victory ended the British campaign in the Middle Colonies

The French agreed to join the fight against Britain after the Patriot's victory in Saratoga.

The British surrendered after the Battle of Saratoga.

to stop fighting and move away from the enemy

the surrounding of a place by an army in order to capture it

a soldier from one country who is paid to fight for another country

a time when important changes occur

a series of battles to achieve a specific purpose or goal

to stop fighting and move away from the enemy

the surrounding of a place by an army in order to capture it

a soldier from one country who is paid to fight for another country

a time when important changes occur

a series of battles to achieve a specific purpose or goal

to stop fighting and move away from the enemy

the surrounding of a place by an army in order to capture it

a soldier from one country who is paid to fight for another country

a time when important changes occur

a series of battles to achieve a specific purpose or goal

True

False

The British planned to capture the Southern Colonies with help from the area's many Loyalists.

The British planned to capture the Southern Colonies with help from slaves they promised to free.

The British planned to move north to take back the Middle Colonies and New England.

The British planned to capture the Southern Colonies and return them to British control while the Middle and New England Colonies gained their independence.

His army was too small

Washington decided to join the British

Cornwallis was a spy

He was trapped