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Many things contributed to the loss of the British.
1- They were frighting in foreign territory. They were greatly disadvantaged by this, as the American colonists knew the land fairly well.
2- They had to ship supplies from England. This would take months, and while they had more and better supplies than the American colonists, it took them a long time to receive them.
3- The American Colonists were fighting for something they felt strongly about. Their freedom depended on the outcome of the war.
American Colonists also used Guerrilla Warfare, (They picked this up from Native Americans) something the British had never seen. Guerrilla Warfare consisted of " ambushes, sabotage, raids, the element of surprise, and extraordinary mobility to harass a larger and less-mobile traditional army, or strike a vulnerable target, and withdraw almost immediately." -(Definition from Wikipedia.)
This new style of fighting was foreign to the British, and was a great help towards the American win.
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Why were the British able to expand?
it had a strong stable government.
What change in the British policy particularly worried the colonist?
They were able to pass unfair taxes to the colonists without any colonial representatives in parliament.
What was the significance of the battle I can the what was the significance of the battle I Camden?
the British were able to establish a strong position in the South A+
How were the native Americans able to defeat the American troops?
they had arms and ammunition by the british
Can you make a sentence for accent?
He had a terrible accent, nobody was able to figure out what he was saying.
The colonist of Plymouth colony in Massachusetts would not have been able to live through the winter of 1620 without?
help from a neighboring Native American tribe.
What were the American colonies goals during the American Revolution?
The colonies goals revolved around gaining their freedom from England. This was caused by what the British were doing in their control over the colonies. Overall, they were interested in gaining their freedom, and being able to dictate trade, taxation, and law in a way that it would benefit themselves.</
Why were British immigrants more able to assimilate to American Society?
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What was the effect of the British closing Boston harbor and station troops in city?
Nothing could get in or out of the Boston harbor. The colonist were not able to smuggle tea from Holland.
How did the aid of the french benefit the colonist?
As England was a world power at that time the American colonists needed assistance in tying up the British sea power because, after all, Britannia rules the waves. The French did this quite handily and were able to harrass the British shipping routes. They were able to run the British blockade to bring the colonists much needed aid. This worked out well for the French because they were able to maintain a presence on the world stage. France also had colonies in the New World as well i.e. the Louisiana territory with cities such as New Orleans and St. Louis.
Why were the American able to defeat the british at Yorktown?
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How were the American colonies able to defeat the superior forces of the British during the American revolution?
The Americans were fighting for a cause and because they used guerrilla warfare.
