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There are several states that have a city named Trenton. One of the most well known is Trenton, New Jersey. Other states with a Trenton are Florida, Ohio, and Michigan.
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Which state capital is located on the Delaware River?
Trenton, New Jersey
Where was the battle of Trenton located?
The battle of Trenton took place on December 25, 1776 in Trenton, New Jersey on the Delaware River.
When did the battle of Trenton take place on a Revolutionary war timeline?
the battle of Trenton ended i n 1776
Which order did these go in declaration of independence is adopted continental army surprises british troops at trenton on christmas France reconizes america as an independent nation?
The Declaration of Independence is adopted, the continental army surprises british troops at Trenton on Christmas, France recognizes America as an independent state
What was the result of the American attack on Trenton?
British General Charles Cornwallis set out once to retake Trenton and to capture Washington.
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