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What was the outcome of the Battle of Trenton?
What was the outcome of the Battle of Trenton?
- A major victory boosting morale (correct)
- An evacuation of American forces
- A stalemate with no clear winner
- A significant defeat for Washington
What event marked the end of the Revolutionary War?
What event marked the end of the Revolutionary War?
- The surrender at Yorktown (correct)
- The signing of the Articles of Confederation
- The Battle of Princeton
- The signing of the Treaty of Paris
What issue was a significant domestic weakness for the national government after the Revolution?
What issue was a significant domestic weakness for the national government after the Revolution?
- Tax enforcement difficulties (correct)
- Lack of foreign alliances
- Weakness in treaty negotiations
- Insufficient military supplies
Which document officially ended the Revolutionary War and recognized American independence?
Which document officially ended the Revolutionary War and recognized American independence?
What was a major challenge faced by the government regarding its financial position post-Revolution?
What was a major challenge faced by the government regarding its financial position post-Revolution?
Flashcards
Battle of Trenton
Battle of Trenton
A turning point battle where General Washington surprised and defeated Hessian mercenaries, boosting American morale and encouraging re-enlistments.
Valley Forge
Valley Forge
General Washington's troops faced severe conditions during the winter of 1777-1778 at Valley Forge, showcasing their resilience and determination.
France's contribution to the Revolution
France's contribution to the Revolution
France's crucial support by providing naval forces, supplies, and military assistance ultimately tipped the balance in favor of the Americans.
Articles of Confederation
Articles of Confederation
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Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Paris
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Study Notes
American Revolution Terms
- Battle of Trenton: Washington attacked Hessians, leading to a victory; boosted morale and re-enlistment rates.
- Battle of Princeton: A significant victory that aided in bolstering American morale.
- Valley Forge: American troops endured harsh conditions during the winter; France then joined American forces.
- French Contribution: The French Navy helped the Americans.
- Yorktown: British surrender, crucial to the end of the American Revolution.
- Treaty of Paris: Ended the American Revolution, the British acknowledged American independence.
- Articles of Confederation: First governing document; had significant weaknesses.
- Northwest Ordinances: Aimed at resolving how newly acquired territories would become states.
- Financial Weaknesses: Issues with the Continental Congress' finances and limited ability to collect revenue from the colonies.
- Foreign Weaknesses: Difficulty enforcing treaties and diplomatic agreements.
- Domestic Weaknesses: Financial tensions and unrest, exemplified by the Newburgh Conspiracy and Shay's Rebellion.
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