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What was the outcome of the battle of Yorktown?
Cornwallis Surrendered after the Continental army sided with the French and there was over 5,000 of them plus the Continental army.
What did the british do to prevent supplies and reinforcements from reaching the Contintal Army?
The British implemented a naval blockade to restrict supplies and reinforcements from reaching the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. By controlling key ports and waterways, they aimed to cut off essential resources and support from both the colonies and foreign allies. Additionally, British forces conducted raids and patrols to intercept supply lines and disrupt communication between the colonies. This strategy was designed to weaken the Continental Army's capabilities and diminish their chances of success.
What is the relationship of Washington and Continental Army?
he was the leader/commander of the Continental army
What was the name of the first colonial army?
It's generally referred to as the Colonial Army or the Continental Army.
Which country help Americans during American revolution?
Both France and Spain provided support to the Continental Army against the UK.
Who employed the military strategy of using the local geography to their advantage.?
Continental army
The employed the military strategy of using the local geography to their advantage.?
Continental army
How many troops did America have in the revolution?
At its peak, the Continental Army consisted of 35,000 Army Regulars backed up by a Militia force of 44,500 and a Naval force of 55,000 Sailors, Naval Infantry and Marines.
What advantage did the continental army use to gain control of Boston in 1776?
Not sure, But I believe its that they had an American naval blockade..
What was the name of the colonists' army?
The Continental Army.
What was American army led by George Washington called?
George Washington was commander-in-chief of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War against Britain.
What is George Washington's weakness and his strengths such as to events?
He knew close to nothing about military strategy and tactics while the commander of the continental army.
What was the outcome of the battle of Yorktown?
Cornwallis Surrendered after the Continental army sided with the French and there was over 5,000 of them plus the Continental army.
What was the strategy for the Americans in the battle of Fort Ticonderoga?
To kill all Americans and and kill washington because the continental army where gonna kill them anyway!
What did the british do to prevent supplies and reinforcements from reaching the Contintal Army?
The British implemented a naval blockade to restrict supplies and reinforcements from reaching the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. By controlling key ports and waterways, they aimed to cut off essential resources and support from both the colonies and foreign allies. Additionally, British forces conducted raids and patrols to intercept supply lines and disrupt communication between the colonies. This strategy was designed to weaken the Continental Army's capabilities and diminish their chances of success.
What were the British advantages over the continental army?
Britain was an established army. The Continental Army was not.
What is the relationship of Washington and Continental Army?
he was the leader/commander of the Continental army
