Continental+Army+Notes...things....stuff

=Attack on Trenton POV of CA:=

said that the American traitor was smarter than George Washington. How long did the stay at Trenton? How long in New Jersey? Why say 12 months when you can just say 1 year? I think its a shock to everyone that finds out that the Continental Army left Trenton without anything to cry about. This letter to Congress was a lot different to the one that they had just sent about have almost no weapons, food, shelter, and men. How many battles did they end up winning after this battle? It just comes to show people that if you never give up, you will at some point, get rewarded. || ===Author: Who created this source?=== General George Washington
 * =CCQ's= || =APPARTS= ||
 * So who was the Americaan traitor? My brother

Place: Where and when was it created?
Dec 27 1776, created in New Jersey

Prior Knowledge: What do you already know about it?
The first battle won in the 12 months of this revolution, none killed, none wounded and they are still "running"

Audience: For whom was this source created for?
Continental Congress

Reason: whay was this source produced?
An important battle out of all the ones the Continental Army fought

The Main Idea: What point is it conveying?
Explains what happened from reason for attack, to results of the attack

Significance: Why is this sourse important?
Gives the point of view of a valuable battle fought with the Continental Army, POV on the colonial side || =The POV of a Hessian:= =CCQ's= || =APPARTS= || So was he just writing this in the boat or after he jumped off? How many men followed him? Even though they were forms of monsters, at some point in war everyone becomes something else, and these people became soft,weak, and just depressing. So basically the Continental Army a few days ago. This just show you that the tables always turn. Did the Hessians get to bring anything with them when they were taken as prisoners? Well General George Washington kind of did what the dying general wanted, he didnt take their money or honor, or at least not all the honor, the ones that jumped off the boats got to keep their honor, maybe not their lives, but at least their honor. Who found these diaries? How have they been preserved up until someone finding it and using it? How many of the Hessians made t to the other side? Did they cause trouble(not listen and get killed)? What happened to them after the American Revolution was over? Did they become citizens, or leave the country? || ===Author: Who created this source?=== Andreas Wiederholdt
 * Was this man important to the Hessians?

Place: Where and when was it created?
Around the time of the Battle Of Trenton, in the colonies.

Prior Knowledge: What do you already know about it?
They lost there captain, and are being treated like how they've treated others, karma?

Audience: For whom was this source created for?
Whoever comes by the diary...the world?....or no one

Reason: whay was this source produced?
Gives readers know how the losing side felt

The Main Idea: What point is it conveying?
To have a final good-bye to the world, and show the desperitness of these prisioners

Significance: Why is this sourse important?
It's important because it helps explain how the hessans felt, and help understand why 900 didnt make it ||