The Colonial Army would fire from cover and retreat, while the British wore red jackets and fought in the open.
with the French's help and guerrilla tactics
Guerrilla warfare has been used against governments since ancient times. Guerrilla warfare was practiced in North America where these tactics were used in the American Revolution as well as by Native Americans fighting the U.S. government for their territory. In the 20th century, just a few examples include guerrilla warfare in Vietnam, the Soviet war in Afghanistan, the Irish War of Independence, and the Kosovo War.
The Americans were fighting for a cause and because they used guerrilla warfare.
Many nations have used guerrilla tactics thru-out history. American colonists used it during the Revolution (Francis Marion, the Swamp Fox); Quantrill'sRaiders in the Civil War; the French resistance in WWII; US forces in the Philippines after the surrender in '42. ANY NATION that does not have the capability to combat another nation in a conventional manner; can and will often revert to guerrilla warfare. The tactic of guerrilla is nothing but "hitting someone when they're not looking." (Surprise attacks).
The guerrilla was used to take control of the south. And get the u.s army out.
Francis Marion
Rebels used guerrilla warfare.
firing the british while they were lined up and then running away
A Guerrilla :)
Guerrilla tactics
When ever a combatant is NOT STRONG ENOUGH to fight conventionally; he reverts to guerrilla warfare.
Hard to tell. A lot of the revolution consisted of guerrilla warfare