History 4 - The Catholic Faith Comes To The New World, CH13 Review

General Washington and his soldiers suffered greatly during the winter of 1777 to 1778 when they camped at _______, northwest of Philadelphia.

The country of ________ had been secretly sending money and supplies to the American colonists to help them fight the English.

France signed a _______ with America that said that the American colonies were free.

France agreed to send money, soldiers, and ______ to support the colonists in their war against the English.

Sir Henry Clinton tried to take his soldiers to _________ to fight the French ships.

General George Washington caused Clinton and his English troops to retreat, abandoning his ________, which Washington's soldiers picked up.

The years 1777 and 1778 are known as "The _____ Years," because of the Indian attacks.

The _________ tribe helped the English by raiding villages and killing families

American General _________, with an army of five thousand men, killed many of the Iroquois who were killing the colonists.

A skilled frontiersman, ___________ captured Fort Kaskaskia from the English.

George Rogers Clark convinced Colonel Hamilton to surrender ___________, which allowed the United States to claim a vast amount of land after the war.

The Americans turned their _______ ships into war ships, called privateers, by equipping them with cannons.

___________ and the Marquis de Lafayette convinced France to lend America several warships.

__________ successfully defeated the English warship, the Serapis.

____________________ was an American hero who became a traitor.

The English forces gained control of Georgia when they captured the city of _________.

Francis Marion was nicknamed "the ______."

The Treaty of ________ gave the American colonies their independence.

The Americans were given all the land north of Florida and south of Canada, from the Atlantic on the east to the ______ River on the west.

________ is the legal and official Father of the United States Navy.