Question

1. as the war progressed, how did general washington revise his military strategy?
2. why did the american cause look more hopeful after the battle of saratoga?
3. name two foreigners who were present with the americans at valley forge, and explain how they helped the americans.
4. complete the sentences for the man of round 4 of capture the flag

Explanation:

1. As the war progressed, General Washington shifted from large - scale, direct confrontations to more guerrilla - like tactics, focusing on wearing down the British, preserving his army, and waiting for the right opportunities to strike. He also improved the training and discipline of his troops.
2. After the Battle of Saratoga, the American cause looked more hopeful because it was a major military victory that convinced the French to formally ally with the Americans. This brought in much - needed military aid, supplies, and naval support.
3. Baron von Steuben, a Prussian officer, helped train the American troops at Valley Forge, teaching them proper military drills, discipline, and tactics. Marquis de Lafayette, a French aristocrat, provided leadership, strategic advice, and helped secure French support for the American cause.

Answer:

1. He shifted to guerrilla - like tactics, improved training and discipline.
2. It convinced the French to ally, bringing aid and support.
3. Baron von Steuben: Trained troops. Marquis de Lafayette: Provided leadership and helped secure French support.