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                                                           Before The Battle…
Long Island Battle.                           • Washington suspicious of
                                                                              • Major General Putman:
    By: Ashley Vanzant                          an attack after withdrawal of
                                                                                Oversees two defensive
                                                the British army from
                                                                                lines perpendicular to one
                                                Boston.
                                                                                another.
                                              • July 3, 1776 – Brits landed
                                                                              • Main Line - contained 6,500
                                                on Satan Island.
                                                                                troops and were put around
                                              • G. Washington put 10,000        Brooklyn and faced
                                                American troops on              southeast.
                                                Brooklyn Heights. Facing
                                                                              • Other One - 3,000 troops
                                                the sea and inland.
                                                                                sent to guard four passes
                                              • British. August 22 – 25 :       cut by major roads leading
    26-29 August 1776                           Landed 15,000 men on            to the top and beyond the
                                                Long Island along with two      heights.
                                                other brigades.
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                                                        American’s – Left.
                                      •   August 26 – main part of the
                                          British troops marched north-
                                          east line of high ground held by
                                          the Americans to begin their
                                          attack.
                                      •   British learned the most northern
                                          of the three roads across the
                                          high ground was not guarded.
                                      •   Gen. Howe crossed the road
                                          with his troops and was able to
                                          attack the back of Sullivan’s
      Pictures                            division of the American army
                                          while German troops attacked in
                                          front.
                                      •   Sullivan’s troops retreat behind
                                          the main Brooklyn fortifications.
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            American’s – Right.                                     End of Battle.
• The American troops                                 • 28th August -
  positioned to the right                               Washington brought
  attacked by Gen. Clinton.
                                                        reinforcements from
• Gen. Sterling resisted for
                                                        New York
  a while until more British
  soldiers came from                                  • August 29 –
  behind from the other                                 Washington withdrew
  flank.                                                troops because of
• Sterling's troops forced to                           growing threat from
  retreat behind fortified                              the British.
  line.

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   Important People. American.                             Important People. British.
• George Washington                                   • General Howe

• General Sullivan
                                                      • General Clinton
• Maj. Gen. Israel Putnam




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                             Losses.                                                                       After That
                                                                                 • Ultimately led to American’s
• British Losses : 58 men                                                          losing New York.
  killed, 13 officers and 275                                                    • Hard hit to Americans. This
  men wounded or missing.                                                          was first major battle
                                                                                   following the creation of The
                                                                                   United States Declaration of
• American Losses : 1,407                                                          Independence
  wounded, captured, or
                                                                                 • British failed to capture
  missing, and 312 killed.                                                         Washington and stop the
                                                                                   Revolution completely.
                                                                                 • Other than that, British were
                                                                                   kind of successful.

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                                                                                                              Works Citied
                         A Quote.                                              ROTHERFIELD HOUSE. "THE BATTLE OF LONG ISLAND." BRITISH BATTLES - ANALYSING AND
                                                                                       DOCUMENTING BRITISH BATTLES FROM THE PREVIOUS CENTURIES. 2010. WEB. 20
                                                                                       SEPT. 2010. <HTTP://WWW.BRITISHBATTLES.COM/LONG-ISLAND.HTM>.
•   “The time is now near at hand which must probably determine whether
    Americans are to be freemen or slaves; whether they are to have any        "BATTLE OF LONG ISLAND." WIKIPEDIA, THE FREE ENCYCLOPEDIA. 25 SEPT. 2010. WEB. 25 SEPT.
                                                                                        2010. <HTTP://EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG/WIKI/BATTLE_OF_LONG_ISLAND#AFTERMATH>.
    property they can call their own; whether their houses and farms are to
    be pillaged and destroyed, and themselves consigned to a state of          "THE BATTLE OF LONG ISLAND." THE AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR. 25 SEPT. 2010. WEB. 25
    wretchedness from which no human efforts will deliver them. The fate of             SEPT. 2010. <HTTP://WWW.MYREVOLUTIONARYWAR.COM/BATTLES/760827.HTM>.
    unborn millions will now depend, under God, on the courage and             "GEORGE WASHINGTON QUOTES II." NOTABLE QUOTES. WEB. 25 SEPT. 2010.
    conduct of this army. Our cruel and unrelenting enemy leaves us only               <HTTP://WWW.NOTABLE-QUOTES.COM/W/WASHINGTON_GEORGE_II.HTML>.
    the choice of brave resistance, or the most abject submission. We have,
                                                                               BLACK, JEREMY. WAR FOR AMERICA: THE FIGHT FOR INDEPENDENCE, 1775-1783. NEW YORK: ST.
    therefore, to resolve to conquer or die.” – Washington.                             MARTIN'S, 1991. PRINT.

                                                                               "BATTLE OF LONG ISLAND | BOOKRAGS.COM." BOOKRAGS.COM | STUDY GUIDES, LESSON PLANS,
                                                                                        BOOK SUMMARIES AND MORE. WEB. 25 SEPT. 2010.
                                                                                        <HTTP://WWW.BOOKRAGS.COM/WIKI/BATTLE_OF_LONG_ISLAND#AFTERMATH>.




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  • 1. 9/30/2010 Before The Battle… Long Island Battle. • Washington suspicious of • Major General Putman: By: Ashley Vanzant an attack after withdrawal of Oversees two defensive the British army from lines perpendicular to one Boston. another. • July 3, 1776 – Brits landed • Main Line - contained 6,500 on Satan Island. troops and were put around • G. Washington put 10,000 Brooklyn and faced American troops on southeast. Brooklyn Heights. Facing • Other One - 3,000 troops the sea and inland. sent to guard four passes • British. August 22 – 25 : cut by major roads leading 26-29 August 1776 Landed 15,000 men on to the top and beyond the Long Island along with two heights. other brigades. Powerpoint Templates Powerpoint Templates Page 1 Page 2 American’s – Left. • August 26 – main part of the British troops marched north- east line of high ground held by the Americans to begin their attack. • British learned the most northern of the three roads across the high ground was not guarded. • Gen. Howe crossed the road with his troops and was able to attack the back of Sullivan’s Pictures division of the American army while German troops attacked in front. • Sullivan’s troops retreat behind the main Brooklyn fortifications. Powerpoint Templates Powerpoint Templates Page 3 Page 4 1
  • 2. 9/30/2010 American’s – Right. End of Battle. • The American troops • 28th August - positioned to the right Washington brought attacked by Gen. Clinton. reinforcements from • Gen. Sterling resisted for New York a while until more British soldiers came from • August 29 – behind from the other Washington withdrew flank. troops because of • Sterling's troops forced to growing threat from retreat behind fortified the British. line. Powerpoint Templates Powerpoint Templates Page 5 Page 6 Important People. American. Important People. British. • George Washington • General Howe • General Sullivan • General Clinton • Maj. Gen. Israel Putnam Powerpoint Templates Powerpoint Templates Page 7 Page 8 2
  • 3. 9/30/2010 Losses. After That • Ultimately led to American’s • British Losses : 58 men losing New York. killed, 13 officers and 275 • Hard hit to Americans. This men wounded or missing. was first major battle following the creation of The United States Declaration of • American Losses : 1,407 Independence wounded, captured, or • British failed to capture missing, and 312 killed. Washington and stop the Revolution completely. • Other than that, British were kind of successful. Powerpoint Templates Powerpoint Templates Page 9 Page 10 Works Citied A Quote. ROTHERFIELD HOUSE. "THE BATTLE OF LONG ISLAND." BRITISH BATTLES - ANALYSING AND DOCUMENTING BRITISH BATTLES FROM THE PREVIOUS CENTURIES. 2010. WEB. 20 SEPT. 2010. <HTTP://WWW.BRITISHBATTLES.COM/LONG-ISLAND.HTM>. • “The time is now near at hand which must probably determine whether Americans are to be freemen or slaves; whether they are to have any "BATTLE OF LONG ISLAND." WIKIPEDIA, THE FREE ENCYCLOPEDIA. 25 SEPT. 2010. WEB. 25 SEPT. 2010. <HTTP://EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG/WIKI/BATTLE_OF_LONG_ISLAND#AFTERMATH>. property they can call their own; whether their houses and farms are to be pillaged and destroyed, and themselves consigned to a state of "THE BATTLE OF LONG ISLAND." THE AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR. 25 SEPT. 2010. WEB. 25 wretchedness from which no human efforts will deliver them. The fate of SEPT. 2010. <HTTP://WWW.MYREVOLUTIONARYWAR.COM/BATTLES/760827.HTM>. unborn millions will now depend, under God, on the courage and "GEORGE WASHINGTON QUOTES II." NOTABLE QUOTES. WEB. 25 SEPT. 2010. conduct of this army. Our cruel and unrelenting enemy leaves us only <HTTP://WWW.NOTABLE-QUOTES.COM/W/WASHINGTON_GEORGE_II.HTML>. the choice of brave resistance, or the most abject submission. We have, BLACK, JEREMY. WAR FOR AMERICA: THE FIGHT FOR INDEPENDENCE, 1775-1783. NEW YORK: ST. therefore, to resolve to conquer or die.” – Washington. MARTIN'S, 1991. PRINT. "BATTLE OF LONG ISLAND | BOOKRAGS.COM." BOOKRAGS.COM | STUDY GUIDES, LESSON PLANS, BOOK SUMMARIES AND MORE. WEB. 25 SEPT. 2010. <HTTP://WWW.BOOKRAGS.COM/WIKI/BATTLE_OF_LONG_ISLAND#AFTERMATH>. Powerpoint Templates Powerpoint Templates Page 11 Page 12 3