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The British because the American colonies were fighting for independence from the British
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What is the war against America and Britain called from the Declaration of Independence?
The war that America fought against Britain to attain freedom was the Revolutionary War. I sincerely hope this will help your ailment :) .
Who fought in the Revolutionary War?
the colonies of America fought against the kingdom of great Britain.
Things that start with an E in the Revwar?
A battle was fought at Eutaw Springs, SC during the Revolutionary War. America fought against England in the Revolutionary War.
What if America won the Revolutionary war?
America did win their Revolutionary War, or what is called "the War of Independence".
Was the battle of gettysburg during the Civil War or the revolutionary war?
It was during the Civil War because the north and south fought against each other. That is what the Civil War is. The Revolutionary War is America fighting against the British to gain their own freedom.
What will America win after the Revolutionary War?
After the Revolutionary War America won freedom from Britain.
Who was against America in Revolutionary War?
The British because the American colonies were fighting for independence from the British
Was America's war against Britain revolutionary?
I think so because I read a book about the Liberty Bell and it had all these facts about the war against America and Britain. I Hope My Answer Is Helpful! ( if it isn't sorry)
Was the War for Liberty the Revolutionary War?
The Revolutionary War was America's war for liberty from Britain.
Did Britain help America win in the revolutionary war?
Britain did not help America win the Revolutionary War.
Who helped the Americans to won Revolutionary War against the British?
The country that helped America in the American War of Independence is France.
What country did America wanted to be free from?
America earned it's freedom from the Revolutionary War against the Kingdom of Great Britain from 1775-1783.
