The Treaty of Paris
On February 10, 1763, the Treaty of Paris was signed ending the French and Indian War in North America (and the Seven Years War in Europe). Read about the war whose outcome would determine the language and culture in North America and how George Washington gained valuable military experience.
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On the night of December 25,1776, George Washington crossed the Delaware River to fight the Hessians in a battle that turned the tide of the Revolution. The defeat of the Hessians was a personal victory for Gen. Washington at a critical time. More broadly, the defeat on December 26 was a major blow to the British forces because the German Hessians had been some of their best troops.
The Hessians were a key factor in the Revolutionary War, and many of them stayed in America when the war ended.
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