General Thomas Gage. After the Boston Tea Party in 1773, the British government suspended all self-government there and put the area under the control of the British army with General Gage as governor. Gage as general learned that the colonists were gathering weapons in Concord in case of a revolution, and he sent British troops to capture them. When the troops encountered the colonial militias, the first battles of the Revolution took place, the Battles of Lexington and Concord. When the colonists issued the Declaration of indepencence and the Revolutionary War began, Gage was the general in charge of all British trrops in the colonies.
In the American Revolution, George Washington was a commander of the colonial army. Cornwallis was a commander of the British army.
General Cornwallis was the British commander that surrendered at Yorktown.
Cornwallis, George Washington
Commander Thomas Gage
General Cornwallis
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Henry Clinton was the British Commander-in-Chief during the Battle of Monmouth, which was part of the American War of Independence. The battle took place on June 28, 1778.
Field Marshal Alan Francis Brooke was a senior commander in the British Army. Field Marshal Harold Alexander was a British military commander.
No it was the colonist because they where tired of paying outrangous taxes.
The major leaders in the Revolution are British: General Sir Henry Clinton, Commander in Chief, North America. General William Howe, Commander in Chief, British Forces. General Cornwallis. American: General Washington, Commander in Chief, Continental Army. General Rochambeau, Commander in Chief, French Expeditionary Forces. Major General Lafayette. Major General Nathanael Greene, Commander Continental Army of the South. Major General Benedict Arnold. Major General Horatio Gates.
William Howe was the commander of the British forces who succeeded General Thomas Gage.
Concord, the site along with Lexington where the war began. Charleville Infantry Musket, Model 1766, the basic shoulder weapon of the war. Comte de Rochambeau, French commander. Comte de Grasse, French Naval commander. Sir Henry Clinton, British commander. Sir Guy Carleton, British Commander. Lord Cornwallis, British Commander at Yorktown. Continental Army. Cherokee Indians, Brittish Allies. Chesapeake Bay, site of a Naval battle.