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Transcript of Chapter 6.4. And 6.5 Ppt
Monday, November 7, 2011
• Bell Question: Looking at the timeline on the board, which event shows King George III’s response to colonial appeals?
• After your test: Create a timeline of these events*:
• British come to NY
• Declaration of Independence,
• Battle of Long Island
• Washington crosses Delaware
• Battle of Trenton
• Howe’s march on Philadelphia
• Burgoyne surrenders at Saratoga
• France signs treaty w/ America
• Winter at Valley Forge*You will need to make your timeline show all the months.
Fighting for Liberty on Many Fronts
Chapter 6.4
Famous women who served
• Mary Ludwig Hayes-”Molly Pitcher”
• Betsy Ross- sewed flags for Washington’s army
• Margaret Corbin-1st wounded
• Deborah Sampson-A.K.A. Robert Shurtleff
Choices for African-Americans
Fight for British
• Offered freedom
• Might be hanged by Patriots
Fight for Patriots
• All men equal? Only free African-Americans allowed to enlist
• Might be captured & sold by British
Famous African-Americans who served Continental Army
• Prince Estabrook- wounded at Lexington and Concord
• Peter Salem and Salem Poor- fought at Bunker Hill
• Saul Matthews and James Armistead-spies
Taking “all men are created equal” to the next level…
• Massachusetts, NH, and Pennsylvania made slavery illegal
British get Native help in the West & North
• Believing working with the British will stop Colonial takeover, the Cherokees, Choctaws, Chickasaws, Creeks, Mohawks, and Iroquois attack settlements.
The Western Frontier and the War
• George Rogers Clark was successful in the Ohio River Valley.
• New Spain’s Governor Galvez helped Americans along the Gulf Coast and the MS River.
At Sea
John Paul Jones took the British Serapis in a naval battle:
“I have not yet begun to fight.”
His ship Bonhomme Richard named for Ben Franklin because of Poor Richard’s Almanac
Chapter 6Section 5
Winning the War in the South
British Commander Clinton moved battles to the South to get Loyalist support.
Charleston, SC surrendered to the British 1780
• British Mistakes:
1. General Cornwallis forced colonists to give allegiance to England. They had to choose sides .
2. Colonel Tarleton refused to “give quarter” to Buford’s VA Infantry. Wounded were bayoneted, and those who surrendered were stabbed with sabers. – Atrocities made Patriots more determined, and swayed
some on the fence to side w/ Patriots. – Retaliation continued on both sides.
Losing hope in December of 1778
• British also got control of Camden, SC, and Savannah, GA. 1780
Nathaniel Greene replaced Gates in command of the Southern forces
• He had been quartermaster at Valley Forge. He won a major battle at Guilford Courthouse in NC, which removed the British from NC.