Match the battle with the description. 1. Washington surprised the Hessians on Christmas night. Trenton 2. Washington made a ski
llful escape with his army; Nathan Hale was executed. Charleston 3. This was the turning point of the war. New York City 4. Americans lost almost their entire southern army; this was the greatest defeat of the war. Saratoga 5. Gates's hastily-assembled new southern army fell apart. Camden
Trenton:Washington surprised the Hessians on Christmas night.New York City:Washington made a skillful escape with his army; Nathan Hale was also executed.Saratoga:This was where the turning point happened. The British lost this Battle.Charleston:Americans lost almost their entire southern army; this was also the greatest defeat of the war.Camden:<span>Gates's hastily-assembled new southern army fell apart. The US lost this battle.</span>
Trenton-Washington surprised the Hessians on Christmas night: On the Christmas night Washington and his army crossed the Delaware River and they captured two-thirds of the Hessians forces which boosted the Continental´s army morale.
Charleston- Americans lost almost their entire southern army; this was the greatest defeat of the war: It was a major victory of the British after they turned their attention towards the American Southern Colonies.
New York City- Washington made a skillful escape with his army; Nathan Hale was executed: Washington evacuated the entire army to Manhattan while the British were preparing in for a siege.
Saratoga- This was the turning point of the war: It was a decisive victory to the American forces over the British. It was a turning point because it won for the Americans the foreign assistance, a key element needed for victory.
Camden- Gates´ hastily-assembled new southern army fell apart: Gates was best known for his victory in Saratoga but the defeat on this battle helped to strength the British hold on the Carolinas after the capture of Charleston.
Isolation. They tried to stay out of the line of fire, letting the Europeans run rampid about, as they tried to fix their own problems. Continually point fingers at U.S, trying to get them to act. U.S eventually got dragged in, due to the fact that Japan had attacked the United states.
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Explanation:
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