Where did the British surrender that ended the American Revolution?

Answer 1

at Yorktown, General Cornwallis was unable to retreat because Washington's Army surrounded him on land, and the French fleet of ships surrounded him on sea, so General Cornwallis surrendered and the colonies won the Revolutionary War.

Answer 2

During the American Civil War, it was the South that eventually surrendered, thereby bringing the four-year-long conflict to an end. More particularly, General Robert E. Lee, acknowledging defeat at the hands of his nemesis, General Ulysses S. Grant, surrendered not only his troops but also the South as a whole, in recognition of the dominating position which the Union had achieved in the Spring of 1865.

Answer 3

The british surrendered at yorktown when the patriots were gone

Answer 4

They surrendered at Yorktown where the Patriots surrounded the british by land while the French navy blockaded the British from retreating to their strong hold at New York City.

Answer 5

Charles Cornwallis surrendered to the Americans at Yorktown.

Answer 6

The final surrender at Yorktown was done between General George Washington of the colonies and General Charles Cornwallis of the British.

Answer 7

General Charles Cornwallis' surrender in Yorktown, Virginia led to the end of major hostilities during the war.

Answer 8

Lord Cornwallis.

Answer 9

General Cornwallis

Answer 10

British General Cornwalis