Question

The Continental Army officer was known as the "Father of the American Cavalry" and would serve the American cause heroically until his death during the siege of Savannah Question 6 options: Casimir Pulaski Baron Johann de Kalb Marquis de Lafayette Baron Friedrich von Steuben

Answer 1

Casimir Pulaski

Explanation:

• In recognition of his efforts, Pulaski was named a brigadier general of cavalry on September 15th.
• The first officer to oversee the cavalry became "the father of the American cavalry."
• Although it consisted of only four regiments, it immediately began devising a new set of regulations and training for its people. As the Philadelphia campaign continued, it alerted Washington to British movements that resulted in a failed battle on September 15th. This saw Washington and Howe briefly meet at Malvern, PA, before heavy rains stopped the fight.
• The following month, Pulaski played a role at the Battle of Germantown on October 4th. After the defeat, Washington retreated to the winter quarters at Valley Forge.

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