| Hint | Answer |
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| Punishing victory for the British which captures Charlestown | |
| Washington's most trusted general | |
| Decisive British victory which captured a fort on the Hudson side of Manhattan and 2,837 American soldiers | |
| King of Great Britain | |
| British take Long Island by outflanking the Americans at night | |
| Chairman of the war committee in the Continental Congress | |
| Most experienced American general and Washington's chief rival | |
| Author of The Crisis: 'These are the times that try men's souls...' | |
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| Taking place in Manhattan, Washington's first battlefield victory | |
| Popular general from Connecticut known for his reckless courage | |
| Along with Paul Revere, rode out from Boston to warn the Americans at Lexington and Concord | |
| Commander of the British forces in 1776 | |
| Americans crossed the Deleware and captured 900 Hessians | |
| British general who failed to capture Charleston, SC and constantly pestered his commander | |
| First military engagements of the war | |
| Brought artillery from Fort Ticonderoga to Dorchester Heights | |
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