| A | B |
|---|
| Revolution | to change the government by force for a new system of government |
| Discipline | training people to obey the rules, or to correct punishment |
| Strategy | a carefully thought out plan to achieve a goal |
| Mercenary | professional soldiers hired to serve in a foreign army |
| Scarcity | the lack of something (not enough), shortage |
| Recruit | to enlist in the military (join the military) |
| British Army Strengths | had large army with experienced soldiers |
| Continental Army's Weaknesses | had smaller inexperienced army |
| Continental Army's Strengths | the Commander was George Washington |
| British Weakness | distance from England and unfamiliar with American lands |
| Outmatched | when a team is facing a more trained team |
| Outnumbered | when a team is facing a larger team |
| Pardoned | leaders forgive an act of treason |
| Traitor | person who works against their nation |
| Surrender | to give up |
| Defeat | to lose |
| Victory | to win |
| Withdrawal or Retreat | to leave, go back |
