A PAYMENT OF $10 TO $200 TO RECRUITS IN RETURN FOR ENLISTING IN THE ARMY DURING THE REV.

A SERIES OF MILITARY MANEUVERS LASTING A FEW WEEKS OR MONTHS AGAINST AN OPPOSING ARMY.

A HIGH PITCHED FLUTE THAT BOTH ARMIES USED FOR MILITARY STYLE MUSIC.

THE SPARSE FOOD ITEM MADE OF WATER AND FLOUR COOKED ON A FLAT ROCK NEAR A CAMPFIRE..

A MUZZLE LOADING MUSKET OR LONG FIREARM THAT USES A FLINT IN THE HAMMER TO STRIKE A SPARK AND IGNIGHT THE BLACK POWDER.

AN OLD ENGLISH TERM MEANING 14 DAYS OR TWO WEEKS TIME.

A LIGHT JACKET WORN BY MOST AMERICAN SOLDIERS DURING THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR.

THE ART OF MILITARY COMMAND AS TO AN OVERALL PLAN OF WAR.

A LIGHT AX CARRIED BY CONTINENTAL SOLDIERS PARTLY BECAUSE THE LACK OF BAYONETS FOR THEIR MUSKETS.

A FORMAL BINDING AGREEMENT BETWEEN TWO OR MORE COUNTRIES USUALLY SEALED BY SIGNATURES OF REPRESENTATIVES.

COMMON 18TH-CENTURY TERM FOR FOOD.

THE STATIC WINER CAMP OF ARMIES DURING THE WINTER MONTHS.