Practice

Question 1

Cut New England off from other colonies to isolate their enemies, disrupting its trade and supply routes to involve using naval forces to prevent ships from entering or leaving. (Blockade and gain control over the Hudson River, in 1777)

Answer 1

British Plan

Question 2

Three Generals who meeted in Albany, New York

Answer 2

General John Burgoyne, General William Howe, and General Henry Clinton

Question 3

A British military officer who played a role in the Saratoga campaign during the American Revolutionary War. Loyalist troops and Native American allies attempted to deceive the American defenders by dressing up as Native Americans to intimidate and confuse the defenders.

Answer 3

Colonel Barry St. Leger

Question 4

Native American cultures, colonial settlements, trade routes to the western frontiers, and military conflicts, making it a region of historical and geographical significance in New York State.

Answer 4

Mohawk Valley

Question 5

Commander-in-Chief of British forces in North America who didn’t engage in General Washington’s Continental Army. Involved major battles such as Brandywine and Germantown, capture Philadelphia and George Washington during the American Revolutionary War to control the territory and win the war.

Answer 5

General William Howe

Question 6

An American general who captured John Burgoyne and his troops in Bennington, Vermont.

Answer 6

General John Stark

Question 6

A Polish-Lithuanian military engineer, statesman, and national hero known for his significant contributions to the American Revolutionary War and independence. Helped General Horatio Gates’ American forces to establish a strong defensive position against British attacks led by General John Burgoyne.

Answer 6

Tadeusz Kościuszko

Question 7

Battle of Bennington

Answer 7

August 16, 1777

Question 8

Battle of Freeman (First Battle of Saratoga where John Burgoyne retreats)

Answer 8

September 19, 1777

Question 8

Battle of Freeman formed from

Answer 8

General Benedict Arnold who was a leader from the battlefield and showcased his skills as a military commander during the Revolutionary War when General Horatio Gates commanded.

Question 9

Battle of the Saratoga Generals

Answer 9

General John Burgoyne vs General Horatio Gates and General Benedict Arnold

Question 10

Battle of Bemis Heights (John Burgoyne retreats the second times)

Answer 10

October 7, 1777

Question 11

After the British under General William Howe captured

Answer 11

September 19, 1777, in Philadelphia

Question 12

Valley Forge is about 20 miles from Philadelphia and the British camp, during winter.

Answer 12

General George Washington led the Continental Army, with about 9,000 men

Question 13

The British camp gave General George Washington and the Continental Army with.

Answer 13

Strategic advantages in terms of maneuvering and protect supply routes.

Question 14

To move, managing military operations, attending to matters of strategy, and visiting troops or key locations.

Answer 14

George Washington traveled on December 17

Question 15

A Prussian military officer who played a crucial role in training and disciplining the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War.

Answer 15

Baron von Steuben

Question 16

American and British forces were engaged in various military actions and movements as part of broader strategies in the Revolutionary War.

Answer 16

June 19, 1778

Question 17

A French aristocrat who believed in the American cause for independence and volunteered to support the colonies in their struggle against British rule when he was 19.

Answer 17

Marquis de Lafayette

Question 18

Burgoyne perpetuates and gives his sword to General Horatio Gates.

Answer 18

When he surrendered 2 times

Question 19

France was having an alliance with

Answer 19

United States of America

Question 20

When he was injured, he fell in love, but was in love with a

Answer 20

British spy

Question 21

A crucial location that symbolizes sacrifices and perseverance.

Answer 21

Valley Forge