Washington's Leadership Before Trenton
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George Washington was viewed as a weak leader before the Battle of Trenton.

True

The codeword for the Battle of Trenton was Victory or Death.

False

Washington and his men had to march in the freezing rain once they arrived in New Jersey.

True

Washington attacked Trenton on Christmas Eve.

<p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

Because the Hessians were celebrating Christmas they were not very vigilant against an attack.

<p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

Common Sense was read to the troops before the Battle of Trenton.

<p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

The crossing of the Delaware took place on a calm and warm night.

<p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

A blinding snowstorm helped Washington keep the element of surprise in his attack on Trenton.

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Many more men joined the Continental Army following the Battle of Trenton.

<p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

Washington looked like a hero following the Battle of Trenton.

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Trenton was guarded by the might Hessian forces.

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Study Notes

Washington's Leadership Before Trenton

  • George Washington was viewed as a weak leader before the Battle of Trenton.
  • This was a common perception.

Battle of Trenton Codeword

  • The codeword for the Battle of Trenton was Victory or Death.

Common Sense

  • Common Sense was read to the troops before the Battle of Trenton.

Delaware River Crossing

  • The crossing of the Delaware took place on a calm and warm night.

March to Trenton

  • Washington and his men had to march in the freezing rain once they arrived in New Jersey.

Element of Surprise

  • A blinding snow storm helped Washington keep the element of surprise in his attack on Trenton.

Increased Enlistments

  • Many more men joined the Continental Army following the Battle of Trenton.

Washington's Reputation

  • Washington looked like a hero following the Battle of Trenton.
  • Trenton was guarded by the powerful Hessian forces.

Attack on Trenton

  • Washington attacked Trenton on Christmas Eve.
  • The Hessians were celebrating Christmas, so they were not very vigilant against an attack.

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Explore the key events and perceptions surrounding George Washington's leadership prior to the pivotal Battle of Trenton. This quiz covers aspects such as the significance of the Delaware River crossing, the element of surprise, and the impact the battle had on enlistments in the Continental Army.

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