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Why did revolutionaries fear that the revolution was in danger? What was their response to that danger?

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Assuming you're referring to the American Revolution, the revolutionaries felt they were in danger because the British far outmatched them in terms of man power and skill. To remedy this the colonists turned to foreign aid, especially from the French.

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