The Ten Crucial Days that Changed the American Revolutionary War

During the Revolutionary War, the US Army dwindled to 3,000 men. Over ten days, from December 25, 1776, to January 3, 1777, General George Washington led a series of strategic victories, including the crossing of the Delaware River and the battles of Trenton and Princeton. These victories boosted American morale and reinforced the fight for independence, despite initial setbacks and dwindling troop numbers.

What were the circumstances that led to the Continental Army being reduced to just 3,000 men?

Describe the significance of the events that took place between December 25, 1776, and January 3, 1777.

How did Washington's decision to attack the garrison at Trenton impact the morale of his troops?

What were the consequences of the British defeat at Trenton for their military strategy?

In what ways did Washington's victories influence American perceptions of the Revolutionary War?