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This page provides resources accompanying the Be Washington: The Battle of Second Trenton scenario. It contains primary and secondary sources on the Battle of Second Trenton, as well as helpful teaching materials. Use these resources to aid the Be Washington gameplay, learn more about the Revolutionary War, and find useful learning materials!
The Battle of Second Trenton was a risky decision. Washington could either advance north into New Jersey and fight against the British, retreat to Philadelphia, or stand firm.
On January 2nd, General Cornwallis led the British into Trenton. He expected to destroy Washington and his army, but surprisingly fell short.
Looking for even more resources on the Battle of Second Trenton and the American Revolution? Explore the Winter Patriots page for more primary sources, secondary articles, and teaching materials.
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