What were the benefits of guerrilla warfare during the American Revolution?

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GaryK [48]2 years ago

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The use of guerrilla warfare had an advantage because the Americans could surprise attack. The narrow roads made it harder for the British to use their battle tactics. So hiding behind trees and using the land was in the Americans was the biggest advantage.

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