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What advantages did the Colonies have during the Revolutionary War?

April 26, 2017History History of the United StatesHistory History of the United States

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Sendawula Kajubi Posted

What advantages did the Colonies have during the Revolutionary War?

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Paul Till Posted

The colonies already had governments and militias, and in many cases there were no British troops stationed close by so they did not have to fight to take control of their territory.

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Judie Thompson Posted

The colonists had several advantages. They were fighting for the purpose of freedom. They were familiar with the territory. The British relied on supplies and additional troops crossing the Atlantic Ocean. Americans used unconventional warfare while the British were trained in conventional firing methods.