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Lexington and Concord
Commanding Officers-America- John Parker, James Barrett, John Buttrick Britian- Frances Smith, Hugh Percy,
Significance- first battle of the revolutionary war -
Fort Ticonderoga
Commanding Officers- Amerca- Ethan Allen, Benedict Arnold, British- John Burgoyne
Significance- blocked easy trasportation for British troops and supplies -
Bunker (Breed's) Hill
Commanding Officers- American- Wiliam Prescott, British- William Howe, Henry Clinton
Significance- enflicted serious damage against British troops despite the loss -
Trenton/ Princeton
Commanding Officers- American- George Washington, British- Johann Rall
Significance- -
Saratoga
Commanding Officers- American- Benedict Arnold, Britsh- John Bugyone
Significance- turning point of revolutionary war -
Siege of Charleston
Commanding Officers- American- Benjamin Lincoln Britian- Henry Clinton, Charles Cornwallis
Significance- largest battle in south carolina -
King's Mountain
Commanding Officers- America- James Johnston British- Patrick Ferguson
Significance- pivotal moment in souther campain -
Yorktown
Commanding Officers- America- George Washington British- Charles Cornwallis
Significance- last important battle of the Revolutionary War
