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The Americans had more reason to fight. At stake were not only lives but also their property and dreams of liberty.
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What was the motivation for privateers to aid in the war effort?
The Americans had more reason to fight. At stake were not only lives but also their property and dreams of liberty.
What motivated the privateers to aid the war?
It was a way they could serve their country and was very profitable to the army if they captured and won the war.
Why did the privateers aid in the Revolutionary War effort?
privateers seized cargoes of rum from the west indies , wool from england and furs from canada idk !
What did privateers contribute to the Confederate war effort?
The services of Privateers were purchased by monarchs during war time. Privateers were useful because they were an expansion on the countries military and they were able to carry weapons and trade goods without being attacked by an enemy ship.
How did privateers make profits during the civil war?
prostitution
What some advantages that helped the Americans win?
better leadership, foreign aid, knowledge of the land where war took place, and motivation.
What are trading ships that are armed for battle in the revolutionary war?
they were called privateers
Were most of the privateers during the revolutionary war hired by congress?
Yes.
How did privateers help the American cause during the revolutionary war?
they did the ppl on the boat
What did privateers wear during the revolutionary war?
American and French privateers did not wear uniforms, they wore "civilian" type clothing of that era. Loose fitting pants and shirts.
How privateers help the American cause?
Privateers or Merchant Mariners help win the Revolutionary War. To add to this, they issued Letters of Marque to privately owned, armed merchant ships and Commissions for privateers, which were outfitted as warships to prey on enemy merchant ships
What were the privateers and what part did they play in the war of independence?
The American Privateers were either: (1) ships outfitted (generally during times of war) to disrupt commerce; or (2) the actually individuals engaged in privateering on board a "privateer" (see "1").
