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George Washington was the American General in the Revolutionary war and he was appointed as the first president of the United States in 1789. He fought for Britain in the French and Indian War. He is on the one dollar bill and the quarter and he is probably the most famous United States military general.

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Alexander Hamilton was an orphan from the Caribbean. Hamilton's town sent him to the colonies to help start the Revolution. When he arrived in the colonies he went to school becoming successful. He was offered the job of secretary from many politicians but he rejected the job because he wanted to be part of something bigger. Eventually he became one of the Founding Fathers but didn't run for president. He is also on the ten dollar bill.

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The Battle of York Town  largely impacted Americas victory in the Revolutionary War. The Battle of York Town was the last main battle of the revolutionary War and caused the Peace Negotiations. The a
rticle “Battle of Yorktown Begins” it states that the battle of York Town was “the most important battle of the Revolutionary War. The Patriots surrounded the British and caused them to surrender, ending the war.

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During the night of December 25, Washington lead his troops across the ice-swollen Delaware about 9 miles north of Trenton. The weather was horrendous and the river treacherous. Raging winds combined with snow, sleet and rain to produce almost impossible conditions. To add to the difficulties, a significant number of Washington's force marched through the snow without shoes. The next morning they attacked to the south, taking the Hessian's by surprise and over-running the town. After fierce fighting, and the loss of their commander, the Hessian's surrendered.

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How the Battle Of Saratoga Helped America Win the Reveloutionary War.

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How the Battle Of Saratoga Helped America Win the Reveloutionary War.

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The Battle of Saratoga was the turning point in the American Revolution. The Battle of Saratoga consisted of 2 fights. General John Burgoyne wanted to invade America by going down the Hudson Valley to Albany with his troops. He would meet up with other British troops from New Jersey. Burgoyne and his army successfully advanced south, and recaptured Fort Ticonderoga from the Americans, then continued to march south.
The Americans then started to provoke the British. They would cut down trees to block paths, and shot from trees. Burgoyne's plan was starting to fail. He was running out of food, and moving slow.  The first battle of Saratoga took place on September 19, 1777. Britain won.
After that battle, Americans set up their defenses at Bemis Heights. On October 7, 1777 the British attacked. They failed very badly and America won. General Burgoyne was forced to retreat. Within days, America had Britain surrounded. The British surrendered on October 17, 1777. The Americans confidence was boosted and the country now felt it could win the war. The French decided to join America in the Revolution as allies and support the Americans with military aid and supplies.

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Spies affected the Revolutionary war by secretly passing messages by pretending to work for or to support the opponent. The Rebels had secret codes and they used secret writing techniques. They used invisible ink and masked letters to secretly pass messages and plans to the rebel leaders. Different rebel spies even gained the trust of the British in order to get their information. Sadly, if the British found out they were spies, they would execute them. You would be lucky to be a spy and get away.