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George washington, sending two heavily armed warships up the hudson river. >> the basic british military strategy is one of intimidation. all of the signs were in england's favor. england had a larger, better-trained army. >> washington, emboldened by the declaration of independence, refuses to be intimidated by this arrogant display of brute force. >> it's chaos, your excellency. many of the men are simply watching the british ships sail by. >> we ought to strike now. >> respectfully, general, we are not prepared. >> i'm sorry, your excellency. but we must preserve what little we have. >> was...

General howe's army is here. colonel reed, send a message to congress. ask if they plan on declaring independence before this city is overrun by the british! >> yes, your excellency. >> as more british ships arrive in new york harbor, troops begin to land on the undefended shores of staten island. they're led by general william howe, commander of the british army in america. howe is looking for a decisive victory in new york while washington continues to wait on congress. today, we vote on the

Heavily armed warships up the hudson river. >> the basic british military strategy is one of intimidation. all of the signs were in england's favor. england had a larger, better-trained army. >> washington, emboldened by the declaration of independence, refuses to be intimidated by this arrogant display of brute force. >> it's chaos, your excellency. many of the men are simply watching the british ships sail by. >> we ought to strike now. >> respectfully, general, we are not prepared. >> i'm sorry, your excellency. but we must preserve what little we have. >> washington's instinct is to strike...

George washington, sending two heavily armed warships up the hudson river. >> the basic british military strategy is one of intimidation. all of the signs were in england's favor. england had a larger, better-trained army. >> washington, emboldened by the declaration of independence, refuses to be intimidated by this arrogant display of brute force. >> it's chaos, your excellency. many of the men are simply watching the british ships sail by. >> we ought to strike now. >> respectfully, general, we are not prepared. >> i'm sorry, your excellency. but we must preserve what little we have. >> was...

General howe's army is here. colonel reed, send a message to congress. ask if they plan on declaring independence before this city is overrun by the british! >> yes, your excellency. >> as more british ships arrive in new york harbor, troops begin to land on the undefended shores of staten island. they're led by general william howe, commander of the british army in america. howe is looking for a decisive victory in new york while washington continues to wait on congress. today, we vote on the