Who was fighting the Revolutionary War and why?

Answer 1

The people who fought in the revolutionary war were the British and the Colonists. They went to war because King George III would enforce laws and taxes to the Colonists without there representation. Taxation without representation" meant that the colonists were being taxed and given laws without any representation, meaning that the laws given to them were just given without even letting the colonists knowing. This was unfair to the colonists so they boycotted (rebelled) on all British laws, taxes, and goods. The British could see that the colonists would never give up fighting for their liberty, so they kept fighting, more people died, but in the end, the colonists had won, and liberty was theirs. No longer did they have a monarchy (When a king and or queen runs a nation or country), but now they had a democracy. (people would vote for a leader to represent their country.)

Answer 2

Great Britain and America were fighting the revolutionary war and it was for America's independance from Great Britain.
The British was versing the Americans at the war the Americans where called the patriots and the British was called the red coats.Also the British was the red coats and patriots where the blue coats.

Answer 3

France and Britian, there are many reasons why but one i know of is because the king wanted to tax the colonist to pay off soldiers war debt.