-was the final battle of the Revolution -was the battle where Washington crossed the Delaware River to attack the Hessians on Christmas Eve.

-was the turning point of the Revolution. After this battle, the French and Spanish pledged their support to help America against the British.

-was the Winter Camp for Washington twice during the Revolution. Soldiers experienced great hardships there, but they stayed true to the cause.

-were the people who were of the upper class and station. They supported the King.

-were 1/3 of the people who sided with neither group.

-joined the cause of the British because they did not trust the Colonists.

-were 1/3 of the people who were mostly businessmen and middle-class people. They supported independence.

-is the term for rising prices that happened as the Congress printed paper money with no gold to back it.

-A Prussian commander who trained American troops and revamped our Army camp system to make it healthier.

-was a French commander who assisted Washington in getting France's support and became a trusted American commander.

-British general who fought mostly in the South. While initially successful, he loses to Washington at Yorktown.

-The battle between Nathaniel Greene and Cornwallis where the British lose 1/4 of their fighting force.

-The treaty that ends the Revolutionary War.

-A Belief in the equality of all people. The idea that ability, effort, and virtue, not wealth and family defined one’s worth.