UNIT TWO HISTORY JOE JAYNES

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Benedict Arnold

American general who actually won the battle through bold and

unconventional tactics. Later “honored” with the Boot Memorial

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Horatio Gates

Battle of Saratoga- American General: Received the official credit for the victory despite Arnold’s leadership.

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John Burgoyne

British general who surrendered his army at Saratoga

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SIGNIFICANCE OF SARATOGA

The victory stopped British plans to control the Hudson River and split the colonies in

two.

• France entered the war after Saratoga, bringing money, soldiers, and a navy to the

American cause. Also, the Spanish and the Dutch (Netherlands) entered on the side of

the Americans versus the British and the Hessians.

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Benedict Arnold- aftermath & life

Conflict between Gates and Arnold led to Arnold’s bitterness and eventual betrayal of

the U.S.While recovering from his injuries, Arnold married Peggy Shippen, a Loyalist from

Philadelphia.

• Persuaded by his wife and tempted by money and rank, Arnold plotted to surrender West

Point and capture George Washington for the British.

• The plot was discovered, and Arnold fled to the British side, becoming America’s most

famous traitor

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Upstate New York, along Hudson River- 1777

Battle of Saratoga

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USA ALLY

Frace, Spain, Dutch (Netherlands)

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BRITISH ALLY

Hessians

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AFTER SARATOGA

England’s Southern Strategy (1778-1781)

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Charles Cornwallis

British General Surrendered at Yorktown

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Nathaniel Greene

American General: used guerrilla tactics/ hit and run warfare + strategic retreats LEGACY: best general after Washington.

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Captain James Lindley

  • Captain in Loyalist Unit

  • Captured by patriots

  • Hanged In Ninety-Six, NC- where he had been imprisoned.

  • Body thrown in unmarked grave at prison cementary

  • JOE JAYNES 8TH GREAT GRANDFATHER!!!


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Peggy Shippen

Benedict Arnolds wife

  • First love: JOHN ANDRE- (British intelligence)


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Battle of Yorktown 1881

Cornwallis- trapped by Greene’s forces on land & French Navy at sea.

CORNWALLIS SURRENDERD

** minor skirmishes continued 18 months after the fact- then Britain began peace talks

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Francis Marion

second in command: AMERICAN

AKA- SWAMP FOX.

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Benjamin Martin

second in command:AMERICAN

AKA-The Ghost

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Banastre Tarleton

Second in command: BRITISH

commanded the

Green Dragoons, the British terrorist troops.

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North Fighting Strategy:

Traditional, European-style warfare—formal battles, rules of honor, no targeting

of officers. (Except for Arnold.)

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South strategy:

Irregular, vicious, and personal warfare—farm burnings, civilian attacks, and

guerrilla tactics.

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WASHINGTON contributions

1) He refused to become king.

2)He voluntarily left the presidency.

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England sign treaty- not worried why?

AMERICA WILL FAIL:

  1. Democracy – No form of government run by a weak committee-Continental Congress.

2. Debt – The war cost about $54 million.

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AMERICA WONT FAIL WHY?

Solutions:

• The U.S. Constitution (1787) established a stronger government with executive,

legislative, and judicial branches.

• Financial stability came from Alexander Hamilton’s financial plan.

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HAMILTON PHILOSOPHIES

1. Strong federal government.

2. Weak state governments.

3. Support for industry and technology.

4. Backed by rich businessmen.

5. Loose interpretation of the Constitution.

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JEFFERSON PHILOSOPHIES

1. Weak federal government.

2. Strong state governments.

3. Support for agriculture and rural life.

4. Backed by farmers.

5. Strict interpretation of the Constitution.

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Jefferson

  • Democratic Republican

  • Secretary of State in Washingtons Cabinet

  • Support of France in war (they helped us)

  • John Adams Vice president

  • 3rd president of USA


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JOHN ADAMS 1796-1800 4 issues

First Issue- First Election of 1796

  • The first contested U.S. presidential election.

  • John Adams: Federalist.

  • Thomas Jefferson: Democratic-Republican.

  • Adams won the presidency.

  • Jefferson became vice president because the original Constitution awarded the vice presidency to the presidential runner-up.


Very good Issue- Avoided War with France

  • even when it likely lost him the presidency/popularity among others.


Very bad issue- Allein and Sedition Acts of 1798

  • made it Illegal to speak against the government.


Everlasting issue

  • Adams appointed John Marshall as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court in 1801.

  • Marshall served until 1835.

  • Carried on Federalist ideas- even after the party died.



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Hamilton believes that debt is-

“national blessing”

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Jefferson views debt as-

“public debt as a public curse”

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Hamiltons Financial plan-

Bonds-just pay interest on the debt. Let the

debt ride.

2. Assumption-federal government assumes state debts make feds more powerful than the states.

3. Whiskey Tax-federal government tax on farmers-Farmers

revolt-known as Whiskey Rebellion, and federal government puts down the revolt.


Hamilton’s economic plan leads to our first two political parties

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Washington wanted him sent as the Ambassador of the Netherlands-

John Quincy Adams.

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French Revolution-

Overthrew- Napoleon Bonaparte

Jefferson- support France (they helped us)

Hamilton- Support Britain (major trading partner)

WASHINGTON FOLLOWS ADAMS ADVICE: Neutrality

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Election of 1800: Jeffersons election

Peaceful transfer of power proves US democracy works.

Leads to one of the losers of the election, Vice President Aaron Burr, shooting Hamilton.

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Benedict Arnold

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Horatio Gates

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John Burgoyne

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Peggy Shippen

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John Andre

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Arnolds Grave -story of him being shot and his boot being cut off for surgery

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Nathaniel Greene

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Charles Cornwallis

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Benjamin Martin

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Alexander Hamilton

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Thomas Jefferson

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Napoleon Bonaparte

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ADAMS- peace field

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library at Peacefield

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John Marshall

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Nabbie tombstone

death at 48- breast cancer

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ROOTS- BELLE

Knute wife

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Noah

ROOTS CHARCTER- enslaved man becomes important in Kizzys life

goal: learn how to read.

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ROOTS- Kizzy

daughter of kunta and belle

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Missy Anne

white girl grows alongside Kizzy