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The British had a more organized army than the Colonists, and they also had more financial support. However, Americans had the knowledge of the land, as they were fighting on American soil.

timofeeve [1]3 years ago

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-they were all well trained, equipped and exact orders in which they followed very closely.
-they had the best navy which protected the coastlines and suplly lines.
-they had co-operation loyalists and Indians to help them fight.
-they had enough money to hire foreign troops from Germany also known as hessians .

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