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How did the colonists win the Revolution?
with the French's help and guerrilla tactics
What important tactics were used in the Battle of Antietam?
same as all the other battles
What happened After British forces started losing battles in the South how did neutral colonists react?
As British forces began losing battles in the South, many neutral colonists were swayed to join the Patriot cause, seeing the potential for American independence as more viable. This shift in sentiment was fueled by a growing frustration with British military tactics and the hope for a better future under self-governance. Additionally, some neutral colonists felt pressure to align with either side, as local loyalties often dictated social and economic interactions. Overall, the changing dynamics on the battlefield encouraged more colonists to openly support the Patriots and their fight for independence.
What tactics did colonists use against the British troops on their march back from Concord to Boston?
The colonists used tactic we would now call guerrilla warfare tactics. They thought of their tactics as doing what worked when fighting the Native Americans, who also fought that way. The colonists hid behind trees and stones and waited for the British troops. Then the colonists would fire and retreat a small bit, then fire again and repeating this many times. Around 1500 out of 5000 British troops were killed and only around 100 of the colonies were shot.
Why were the roman army so successful for there tactics?
The Roman army was so successful in executing their battle tactics due to their discipline. They held their ground in situations where the enemy would break and run. Training, discipline and the will to win were all ingredients in an army's victory.
Which tactics were successful and which were not in the battle of fort Sumter?
which tactics were successful and which and were not in battle of fort sumter
How did Guerrilla warfare act as an advantage for the colonists?
Actually it's a widely believed myth that guerrilla fighting provided a winning advantage to the Colonists. The tactics used to fight the Indians were quite different from those of fighting massed European armies. Our use of the tactics learned in fighting Indians (guerrilla tactics) inflicted many casualties upon the British, but if did not win battles. It wasn't until the Continental Army mastered the art of 18th century warfare -- standing in ranks and trading volleys and finally capturing the battle field at bayonet point, did we start winning battles.
How did rome win battles?
They won battles because they had such a huge amount of solidiers and good tactics :)
How did the colonists win the Revolution?
with the French's help and guerrilla tactics
How was war tactics different between the colonists and Indians?
by the settlment
How do you get ap in Final Fantasy tactics?
fighting battles gives you ap
Why do you think the colonists were able to win early battles against a more experienced?
you mean why do you think the colonists were able to win early battles against a more experienced better equipped army? and the answer is (The reason why the colonists would win a more experienced and better equipped army is because that the colonists were fighting in wars for a larger amount of time than the better and more equipped soldiers.)
What important tactics were used in the Battle of Antietam?
same as all the other battles
What kinds of battle tactics did Mao ZeDong use in his battles with the Japanese army?
In Mao's writings in 1936, as he was battling with the Japanese army, he borrowed tactics from the Napoleonic era and also tactics used in the US Civil War. He made use of exterior and interior lines for his battles against the invading Japanese army.
What where the british tactics in the Revolutionary War?
they tried to kill the colonists by using guns and shooting
What happened After British forces started losing battles in the South how did neutral colonists react?
As British forces began losing battles in the South, many neutral colonists were swayed to join the Patriot cause, seeing the potential for American independence as more viable. This shift in sentiment was fueled by a growing frustration with British military tactics and the hope for a better future under self-governance. Additionally, some neutral colonists felt pressure to align with either side, as local loyalties often dictated social and economic interactions. Overall, the changing dynamics on the battlefield encouraged more colonists to openly support the Patriots and their fight for independence.
What is the strongest weapon on Final Fantasy tactics?
The Chaos Blade, which you receive in one of the last battles in Muround.
