Question

complete the chart about major battles of the revolutionary war.

date\tbattle result
april 19, 1775\t
june 17, 1775\t
dec. 31, 1775\t
aug. 27, 1776\t
oct. 26, 1776\t
dec. 26, 1776\t
sept. 11, 1777\t
sept. 19, 1777\t
oct. 4, 1777\t
oct. 7, 1777\t
dec. 5, 1777\t
june 8, 1778\t
sept. 16, 1779\t
march 29, 1780\t
sept. 28, 1781\t

Answer:

To complete the chart about major battles of the Revolutionary War, we need to identify each battle by date and its result:

Step 1: Recall key battles of the Revolutionary War by date

• April 19, 1775: Battles of Lexington and Concord. Result: The American colonists' first military engagement; a British retreat, considered a colonial victory (though the British intended to seize weapons, the colonists resisted and forced them back).
• June 17, 1775: Battle of Bunker Hill (actually Breed’s Hill). Result: British victory, but with heavy casualties; colonists showed they could stand against British forces.
• Dec. 31, 1775: Battle of Quebec. Result: British victory; American attempt to capture Quebec failed.
• Aug. 27, 1776: Battle of Long Island (Battle of Brooklyn). Result: British victory; Washington’s army forced to retreat.
• Oct. 26, 1776: Battle of White Plains. Result: British victory; Washington retreated again.
• Dec. 26, 1776: Battle of Trenton. Result: American victory; Washington’s surprise attack on Hessian forces.
• Sept. 11, 1777: Battle of Brandywine. Result: British victory; allowed them to occupy Philadelphia.
• Sept. 19, 1777: Battle of Saratoga (First Battle of Saratoga, Freeman’s Farm). Result: Inconclusive, but American forces held their ground.
• Oct. 4, 1777: Battle of Germantown. Result: British victory; American attack on British-occupied Philadelphia failed.
• Oct. 7, 1777: Battle of Saratoga (Second Battle of Saratoga, Bemis Heights). Result: American victory; turning point of the war, led to French alliance.
• Dec. 5, 1777: Start of Valley Forge encampment (not a battle, but a winter encampment; if considering battles near this time, maybe minor skirmishes, but Valley Forge is a camp). Wait, maybe a typo? Or perhaps the Battle of Matson’s Ford (Dec. 1777)? Alternatively, maybe the focus is on major battles, so perhaps adjust. Alternatively, check dates again.
• June 8, 1778: Battle of Monmouth. Result: Tactical draw, but Washington’s army proved it could fight on equal terms.
• Sept. 16, 1779: Battle of Savannah. Result: British victory; American and French attempt to recapture Savannah failed.
• March 29, 1780: Siege of Charleston. Result: British victory; largest American surrender of the war.
• Sept. 28, 1781: Siege of Yorktown. Result: American and French victory; British surrender, effectively ending the war.

Step 2: Fill in the chart with battle names and results

Date	Battle	Result
June 17, 1775	Battle of Bunker Hill (Breed’s Hill)	British victory (heavy casualties, colonists’ resistance shown)
Dec. 31, 1775	Battle of Quebec	British victory (American invasion of Quebec fails)
Aug. 27, 1776	Battle of Long Island (Brooklyn)	British victory (Washington retreats)
Oct. 26, 1776	Battle of White Plains	British victory (Washington retreats)
Dec. 26, 1776	Battle of Trenton	American victory (surprise attack on Hessians)
Sept. 11, 1777	Battle of Brandywine	British victory (occupy Philadelphia)
Sept. 19, 1777	Battle of Saratoga (Freeman’s Farm)	Inconclusive (American forces hold)
Oct. 4, 1777	Battle of Germantown	British victory (American attack on Philadelphia fails)
Oct. 7, 1777	Battle of Saratoga (Bemis Heights)	American victory (turning point, French alliance)
Dec. 5, 1777	Valley Forge (Encampment, not a battle)	N/A (winter encampment, hardship)
June 8, 1778	Battle of Monmouth	Tactical draw (Washington’s army proves resilience)
Sept. 16, 1779	Battle of Savannah	British victory (American-French recapture attempt fails)
March 29, 1780	Siege of Charleston	British victory (largest American surrender)
Sept. 28, 1781	Siege of Yorktown	American-French victory (British surrender, war effectively ends)

Final Chart (Key Entries)

Date	Battle	Result
June 17, 1775	Bunker Hill	British victory (heavy losses)
Dec. 31, 1775	Quebec	British victory (American invasion fails)
Aug. 27, 1776	Long Island	British victory (Washington retreats)
Oct. 26, 1776	White Plains	British victory (Washington retreats)
Dec. 26, 1776	Trenton	American victory (surprise attack)
Sept. 11, 1777	Brandywine	British victory (occupy Philadelphia)
Sept. 19, 1777	Saratoga (Freeman’s Farm)	Inconclusive (American hold)
Oct. 4, 1777	Germantown	British victory (attack on Philly fails)
Oct. 7, 1777	Saratoga (Bemis Heights)	American victory (turning point)
June 8, 1778	Monmouth	Tactical draw (Washington’s army resilience)
Sept. 16, 1779	Savannah	British victory (recapture fails)
March 29, 1780	Charleston	British victory (largest surrender)
Sept. 28, 1781	Yorktown	American-French victory (British surrender)

If you need a more concise version (just battle and result for each date):

• April 19, 1775: Lexington/Concord – Colonial victory
• June 17, 1775: Bunker Hill – British victory
• Dec. 31, 1775: Quebec – British victory
• Aug. 27, 1776: Long Island – British victory
• Oct. 26, 1776: White Plains – British victory
• Dec. 26, 1776: Trenton – American victory
• Sept. 11, 1777: Brandywine – British victory
• Sept. 19, 1777: Saratoga (Freeman’s Farm) – Inconclusive
• Oct. 4, 1777: Germantown – British victory
• Oct. 7, 1777: Saratoga (Bemis Heights) – American victory
• June 8, 1778: Monmouth – Tactical draw
• Sept. 16, 1779: Savannah – British victory
• March 29, 1780: Charleston – British victory
• Sept. 28, 1781: Yorktown – American-French victory

This fills in the chart with the major battles, their names, and results based on historical records.