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This battle marks the first of the American Revolution. The colonists of Massachusetts had the upper hand and outnumbered the Redcoats, which ended in an American victory. On April 19 British troops marched into Lexington where they were faced by a large militia. The British had more than three times the number of casualties that the Americans walked out with. This battle is very significant as it led to many American's support of the revolution.

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The battle of Bunker Hill took place on June 17, 1775. After the loss in Concord and Lexington British officials knew they had to come back stronger and better, they climbed Breeds Hill while in formation holding their fire until they knew it was the right and most beneficial time. The battle ended in a British victory. This battle confirmed the theory that no matter what there would be no way to reconcile between England and the American colonies.

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George Washington had to convince him enlisted men to put in one last effort that he would hope end in a victory as well as gain in supplies after crossing the Delaware on Christmas. George Washington's army defeated the British army at Trenton after being on a low due to many other losses before. In addition to winning the battle, the American army was able to capture supplies such as food clothing, etc. This battle resulted in a large American victory with the casualties coming out to 905 for the Britsh vs 5 for the Americans. This gave the Americans an advantage in future battles.

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This battle near South Carolina was a show of military power and skilled leadership as it was critical in the Revolutionary War. The British were on a high after multiple previous victories. The battle took place on January 17 In the early morning when Morgans's men met the British strategically placing them throughout. American men came from behind to cut off the British catching them off guard which ultimately led to the American's victory. After the loss, Cowpens gave up and started to move into North Carolina with hope of better outcomes for the British, though after the loss of Cowpens his efferts were severely slowed down.

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After the long 6 years of fighting both sides were tired, broke, and done with the war. Washington and his men had to decide whether they would attack New York City or go for the South, this decision could make or break the victory for the Americans. After the long march, the Americans along with the French allies started the work to attack the British in Yorktown. As the Americans were in place and had the artillery needed to win the battle. This battle marked the end of the British efforts. After the British surrendered Prime Minister happily exclaimed how the war was over. This battle marks the end of the war as well as the American Victory against the British.

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Explore the globe-spanning events and military engagements that shaped America over the course of two centuries, from the beginning of the French and Indian War in 1754 to the end of World War II in 1945.

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Explore the globe-spanning events and military engagements that shaped America over the course of two centuries, from the beginning of the French and Indian War in 1754 to the end of World War II in 1945.