The "blue coats" generally refer to the Continental Army soldiers during the American Revolutionary War, who often wore blue uniforms, symbolizing their fight for independence from British rule. The "red coats" were British soldiers, known for their distinctive red uniforms, representing the British Crown. The conflict between these two groups was central to the war, with the blue coats striving for liberty and self-governance, while the red coats aimed to maintain control over the colonies.
The Blue Coats were the Patriots and the Red Coats were the Loyalists/Regulars
No! George Washington was not a red coat he was a blue coat! Read some biographies about him and you'll see. Are you an Idiot?
The red piping comes from the Revolutionary War. At that time the US did not have money for uniforms. It was customary for Marines to take the uniforms of fallen British Troops (their red coats). This created a problem in that they would be mistaken as British forces. To prevent this from happening they would turn the coats inside out. The coats were lined with a dark blue liner and where all the different seems were the red would show thru. Hence the red piping along the seems of the Dress Blue Coat.
The British red coats, worn by soldiers of the British Army during the 18th century, symbolized the British Empire and were typically made of wool with a bright red dye, making them easily recognizable on the battlefield. In contrast, American blue coats, primarily worn by the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War, represented the fight for independence and were made of various shades of blue, often signifying loyalty to the new nation. The color distinction also served practical purposes, as the blue uniforms helped American soldiers blend into certain environments, while the red coats were more conspicuous. Ultimately, these uniforms became iconic representations of their respective sides in the conflict.
Neither, "red coats" were British soldiers stationed in the colonies. They wore red coats as part of their daily uniform hence the moniker "red coats", or "lobster-backs".
The Blue Coats were the Patriots and the Red Coats were the Loyalists/Regulars
No! George Washington was not a red coat he was a blue coat! Read some biographies about him and you'll see. Are you an Idiot?
Blue and red coats
the redcoats where the people that fought in the british army and war The red coats are the british army and the blue coats were the colonists( not all colonists wear blue; the few 'good' soldiers they had did.), then later the white coats came to help the blue coats as alliances. the white coats (french) also brought supplies for the blue coats (colonists) who were leaded by george washington. :)
The people that fought the Red Coats were the rebels. The Red Coats were the British soldiers that wore scarlet coats, while the Rebels or Patriots were American soldiers that wore blue coats.
british and American red coats and blue coats George Washington and Cornwallis Alot of people were involved
It stems from the time of the American Revolution. You have heard of the Red Coats and the Blue Coats I suppose. That represented the British in their red uniforms of the United Kingdom forces for King George. Then there were Federalists who had declared their independence from the British rule. They wore blue uniforms primarily. So the idea of Red Vs. Blue came along.
Hessian's wore navy blue coats with red cuffs and colour
red represents red coats, blue represents bluish tea, and white represents biscuits.
The red piping comes from the Revolutionary War. At that time the US did not have money for uniforms. It was customary for Marines to take the uniforms of fallen British Troops (their red coats). This created a problem in that they would be mistaken as British forces. To prevent this from happening they would turn the coats inside out. The coats were lined with a dark blue liner and where all the different seems were the red would show thru. Hence the red piping along the seems of the Dress Blue Coat.
The Red Coats (are coming!) The Red Coats (are coming!) The Red Coats (ate coming!)
The red coats fought for England. (The king)