Battle of Princeton

The Battle of Princeton, fought on January 3, 1777, was a pivotal clash during the American Revolutionary War. After a surprise attack and victory at Trenton, General George Washington aimed to capitalize on his success. He led American forces against British troops in Princeton, New Jersey. Utilizing clever tactics, Washington outmaneuvered the British and achieved a significant victory, boosting American morale. This battle, along with Trenton, marked a turning point in the war, revitalizing the colonial cause and demonstrating Washington's leadership and strategic skill, ultimately helping to rally more support for independence from British rule.