Bundle of 2 - American Revolutionary War - Abe Woodhull & The Culper Spy Ring

This bundle of 2 highly animated, power point presentation on the American Revolutionary War – Abraham Woodhull & The Culper Spy Ring. The total number of slides in the presentations is 56. Each of the slides are editable so you can modify the slides if you need to.

The Culper Spy Ring operated in and around New York City during the American Revolutionary War. Washington needed "eyes and ears" on the British who were headquartered in New York. They designed and operated an extensive network of intelligence gathering that was so successful they impacted the war on several counts without getting caught.

The Culper Ring is the inspiration for the television drama "Turn".

Power point presentation #1 is entitled, American Revolutionary War - Key Figures - The Culper Spy Ring and contains 45 slides and covers the following:

Culper Spy Ring

Map of the Culper Spy Ring

Contributions of the Ring

The NY & NJ Campaigns

British Army Occupation of NYC

Spy Success at Trenton

Initial Plans for an Intelligence Network

Setting Up an Intelligence Network

Nathaniel Sackett

Creation of the Intelligence Network

British Fortify New York

Caleb Brewster

Abraham Woodhull

Culper Network Established (2)

Early Operations

Anna Strong

Culper Code Book

How the Messages Were Passed

Brewster’s Reports

Woodhull Evades Capture

George Higday

Letters Captured

Robert Townsend

Revised System of Communication

Jonas Hawkins &

Hawkins Removed, Roe Retained

Secrecy

Support from Washington

Hercules Mulligan and Cato (3)

Informants for the Ring

John Corke

Women in the Ring

Disclosure of the Ring

Impact of the Culper Ring

Abraham Woodhull was born in Setauket, Long Island, NY, in 1750. During the American Revolution, he became a member of the Culper Spy Ring, which provided intelligence to George Washington to assist the Patriots’ war effort. Historians believe that he and his co-conspirators probably uncovered Benedict Arnold’s treason, and the information that led to arrest of British Major John Andre.

Woodhull and the Culper Ring continued spying until the war's official end in 1783, although it appears they did not gather much useful intelligence during their final years. Woodhull held several important local positions in his later years, including magistrate of Setauket, judge of the Court of Common Pleas and first judge of Suffolk County. He died in 1826 in Setauket.

Power point presentation #2 is entitled, American Revolutionary War - Key Figures - Abraham Woodhull and contains 11 slides and covers the following:

Synopsis

Early Life

Motivation to Spy

Culper Spy Ring

Other Members

Successes

Spies to the End

Later Life

End of Presentation

This is one of many bundled power point presentations I offer in my store under the heading.... the American Revolutionary War.