The War of Independence 1775-83 - Statistics

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Answer Hint % Correct
1778 Official Franco American alliance
100%
1779 Spain join the war
100%
1780 Congress is virtually bankrupt
100%
1781 Cornwallis surrenders at Yorktown
100%
1782 Lord North resigns
100%
August 1777 After 6 weeks crammed onboard, British soldiers land at Chesapeake Bay, barely 64km closer to Philadelphia than they had been before
50%
August 1780 Commander of continental forces in the south, Horatio Gates, leads an army of over 3000 men into South Carolina
50%
February 1780 General Cornwallis besieges Charleston with 7600 men
50%
January 1779 Augusta is captured by Campbell.
50%
June 1775 Battle of Bunker Hill, in which the British scrape victory
50%
June 1776 Congress appoint a committee of 13 men, one from each state
50%
March 1779 The British defeat patriot forces at Briar Creek
50%
May 1775 The Second Continental Congress begins
50%
May 1780 General Lincoln surrenders to the British, who capture 5000 Americans, 343 artillery pieces and 6000 muskets
50%
November 1777 Rather than attacking the Americans, Howe decides to spend the winter in Philadelphia, failing to win a decisive victory yet again
50%
September 1775 The Secret Committee is established
50%
11 September 1777 Howe defeats Washington at Brandywine Creek
0%
12 July 1776 First draft of the Articles of Confederation presented to the Continental Congress
0%
15 April 1783 Treaty of Paris
0%
15 November 1777 The Continental Congress adopts the Articles of Confederation
0%
17 November 1777 The Articles of Confederation are submitted to the states, with a request for ratification
0%
17 October 1777 Burgoyne surrenders at Saratoga
0%
1 March 1781 The Articles of Confederation is finally ratified by all 13 states, as Maryland sign
0%
21 September 1777 Another British victory at Paoli
0%
22 August 1776 British forces land in New York
0%
26 September 1777 Howe captures Philadelphia
0%
27 August 1776 An expeditionary force of over 32,000 British regulars defeat Washington's troops at Kip's Bay and invade Manhattan
0%
28 June 1778 The British rear-guard is unsuccessfully attacked at Monmouth Court
0%
29 May 1780 Colonel Banastre Tarleton and 300 dragoons defeat 350 virginians at Waxhaw Creek
0%
2 July 1776 12/13 colonies voted for the Declaration of Independence
0%
4 July 1776 Congress declare independence
0%
4 October 1777 Washington launches a counter-attack at Germantown, in which the Americans suffer 1000+ casualties, 2x more than the British
0%
December 1778 British Colonel Campbell captures Savannah, only losing 3 soldiers and capturing 500 American prisoners
0%
Late 1778 Clinton sends a 3,000-strong army led by Colonel Campbell to Georgia
0%
Mid-June 1778 Clinton leaves for New York, with 10,000 soldiers and a 20km baggage train
0%
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