Colonial forces would have had an advantage on?

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elena-s [515]2 years ago

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C.) planning where to engage British forces in battle.

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ArbitrLikvidat [17]2 years ago

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In the Revolutionary War, the colonial forces had multiple advantages. For one, they were fighting on their home turf, so they were more familiar with their surroundings. Also, they cared more about what they were fighting for - to the British, this was a dumb war they were being forced to fight so close to the 7 Year's War and they didn't really care about keeping some irrelevant colony. The colonial forces used guerrilla warfare to fight the British as well, which disrupted their traditional military style.

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