Siege of Yorktown

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The Siege of Yorktown was the decisive 1781 American Revolutionary War battle in which combined American and French forces forced the surrender of a major British army, effectively securing American independence.

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instanceOf battle of the American Revolutionary War
military conflict
siege
alsoKnownAs Battle of Yorktown
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Surrender at Yorktown
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approximateStrengthAllied about 17,000 troops
approximateStrengthBritish about 8,000 troops
belligerent Kingdom of France
Kingdom of Great Britain
United States
casusBelli British campaign to pacify the southern colonies
commander Charles Cornwallis
François Joseph Paul de Grasse
George Washington
Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, comte de Rochambeau
commemoratedBy Colonial National Historical Park
Yorktown Battlefield
linked to: Yorktown

Yorktown Victory Monument
conflict American Revolutionary War
country United States
endDate 1781-10-19
followedBy British decision to cease offensive operations in America
hasParticipant British Army
Continental Army
French Army
French Navy
Hessian auxiliaries
hasTheme Franco-American military cooperation
decisive use of naval superiority
location Yorktown, Virginia
linked to: Yorktown
notableEvent storming of Redoubt 10
storming of Redoubt 9
notableUnit French Royal Deux-Ponts Regiment
Hamilton’s light infantry battalion
Lafayette’s division
partOf Southern theater of the American Revolutionary War
precededBy Battle of the Chesapeake
result decisive Franco-American victory
surrender of British army under Charles Cornwallis
significance effectively ended major combat operations in the American Revolutionary War
prompted negotiations leading to the Treaty of Paris (1783)
secured de facto American independence
startDate 1781-09-28
strategicObjective capture or destroy Cornwallis’s army
surrenderDate 1781-10-19
surrenderedForce British Army under Cornwallis
tactic siege warfare
trench parallels and artillery bombardment

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Continental Army significantEvent Siege of Yorktown
American Revolutionary War hasPart Battle of Yorktown
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American Revolutionary War hasPart Siege of Yorktown
American Revolutionary War significantEvent Surrender at Yorktown
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Henry Knox battle Siege of Yorktown
French Army significantBattle Battle of Yorktown
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Hessian troops notableEngagement Siege of Yorktown
Continental Artillery engagement Siege of Yorktown
Marquis de Lafayette battle Siege of Yorktown
USS Yorktown (CV-5) namedAfter Battle of Yorktown
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Charles Cornwallis surrenderEvent Siege of Yorktown
Siege of Yorktown alsoKnownAs Battle of Yorktown
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Siege of Yorktown alsoKnownAs Surrender at Yorktown
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Patriots significantEvent Battle of Yorktown
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Yorktown knownFor Siege of Yorktown
Yorktown significantEvent Siege of Yorktown (1781)
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Battle of Guilford Court House followedBy Siege of Yorktown
USS Yorktown (CV-5) namedAfter Battle of Yorktown
subject linked to: CV-5
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Charles Cornwallis, 1st Marquess Cornwallis battle Siege of Yorktown
subject linked to: 1st Marquess Cornwallis
Battle of Eutaw Springs relatedEvent Siege of Yorktown
Battle of the Chesapeake supportedOperation Siege of Yorktown
Battle of the Chesapeake campaign Yorktown campaign
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Yorktown, New York namedAfter Siege of Yorktown
Yorktown Victory Monument commemorates Siege of Yorktown
French Royal Deux-Ponts Regiment campaign Yorktown campaign
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Storming of Redoubt 9 partOf Siege of Yorktown
subject linked to: storming of Redoubt 9
Storming of Redoubt 9 partOf Yorktown campaign
subject linked to: storming of Redoubt 9
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Storming of Redoubt 9 relatedEvent British surrender at Yorktown
subject linked to: storming of Redoubt 9
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Storming of Redoubt 9 campaign Yorktown campaign
subject linked to: storming of Redoubt 9
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Lafayette’s division participatedIn Siege of Yorktown
Lafayette’s division campaign Yorktown campaign
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Lafayette participatedIn Siege of Yorktown
British Army under Cornwallis notableBattle Siege of Yorktown
British Army under Cornwallis campaign Yorktown campaign
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Colonial National Historical Park topic Siege of Yorktown
Battle of Groton Heights precededBy Siege of Yorktown (campaign context, diversionary raid before siege)
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François Joseph Paul de Grasse notableWork Siege of Yorktown
François Joseph Paul de Grasse playedRoleIn British surrender at Yorktown
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Henry Dearborn participatedIn Yorktown campaign
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Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, comte de Rochambeau notableBattle Siege of Yorktown
subject linked to: Donatien
Charles Cornwallis, 1st Marquess Cornwallis notableEvent Surrender at Yorktown
subject linked to: Earl Cornwallis
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Charles Cornwallis, 1st Marquess Cornwallis knownFor Surrender at Yorktown in 1781
subject linked to: Earl Cornwallis
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USS Yorktown (CV-10) namedAfter Battle of Yorktown
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Benjamin Lincoln participantIn Siege of Yorktown