some naval economical reasons why the Americans won the revolutionary war?
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The French didn't help us blockade the British at Yorktown simply because they didn't like the British, or because they wanted to help us.\n\nFind who the naval generals were from the French fleet, and you will find your answer. :)
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Without either the war may have been lost for the allies...\n\nIt's hard to say....\n\nI suppose that the Russians is my answer, because without them, the British would have lost, and then the Americans might not have gotten involved in the European war.\n\nThe Americans waited until the British started winning to enter the war. The amazing American influence after that shortened the war enormously. \n\nSo the American effort was a vast relief, but the war was probably lost without the Russians.
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Actually it's the Revolutionary war.\n\n1. We hated the English. Mostly because the taxed us without representation.\n\n2. We signed the declaration of independence.\n\n3. We kicked their butts.\n\n4. They surrendered in Yorktown, VA.\n\n5. We kissed and made up and now we are friends.\n\nThat's about it.\n\nHint: look up revolutionary war or american revolution and you will find more stuff than you could ever use.
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The American Continental army starts to fight for the redress of Britain(the redcoats not all coats were red there were green coats too). After repeated attempts (The Declaration of Independence)  America and Britain finally came to a final disagreement at the battle of Bunker Hill and the Olive Branch Petition. the key battle in the war was the Battle of Saratoga were the Americans(Continental army) convinced the French to help them. Basically America won (whoo!!) and became "independent" from Britain(the redcoats.) \nBasically RED GUYS vs. BLUE GUYS. BLUE GUYS Win America is an independent nation.\n\nLearn more take some quizzes in the website below.
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becuase it just liberated an entire nation of people.  it is easy to protest war when u have it nice and cozy in america.
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The patriots pledged their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor, in the fight to free the United States from Britain.\n\nIsaac Sears lost his fortune.\nJohn Paul Jones lost "a great part" of his fortune\n\nFive signers of the Declaration of Independence were captured by the British, and were tortured as traitors before they died.\n\nNine died from wounds they received, fighting in the Revolutionary War\n\nCarter Braxton, a wealthy planter and trader from Virginia, lost his ships in the War and had to sell everything, to pay his debts. He died in rags.\n\nThomas McKeam lost everything.\n\nThomas Nelson, Jr. died bankrupt.\n\nFrancis Lewis had his home and properties destroyed.\n\nJohn Hart's fields and gristmill were destroyed. \n\nPhilip Livingston lost several properties to the British occupation of New York and sold off others to support the war effort, and he did not recover them.\n\nOf course, the patriots, in the American Revolution, were not limited to those who signed the Declaration of Independence or who rose to prominence, later. Wherever the British went, there was hardship and destruction.
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Yes it was terrorism at the time.\nBut you don't judge the winners.\nIf the terrorists win and form their own Country they stopp being terrorists.\nSo consider this, if American Revolution would have failed, George Washington would be known as a terrorist.
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Strengths:\nSOUTH\n-Trading Relationships with Europe.\n-Best Military officers (Robert E. Lee)\n-Long coastline made blockade difficult.\n-They were convinced they were right.\n-They were fighting for their lives and on their own soil. \n-British and French leaders sympathized with them due to economic reasons.\n\nNORTH\n-Banking, Factories and ships.\n-More railroads to move supplies, men and equipment.\n-Larger Navy.\n-Experienced government.\n-Larger population; 22 million to 9 million.\n\nWeaknesses:\nSOUTH \n-Their smaller Navy left them at a disadvantage due to the Union blockade.\n-Their long coastline, while a benefit in sneaking in supplies was also a detriment in trying to defend it.\n-Southern slaves, a large part of the population, were clearly no help.\n-Little industry and factory production. \n\nNORTH\n-They were not as "into it."\n-Northerners were not in complete agreement over the abolition of slavery.\n-Lost most of their good military officers to the South.
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To declare our independance from Britain. The Declaration stated the reasons why the thirteen colonies were freeing themselves from British Rule.\nJust read the ideals part of the declaration. It tells u pretty much why in more detail.
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The British were milking America for everything it could get, including high taxes on EVERYTHING, and ruling America like a dictatorship, so the Americans didnt have a say in their own government. \n\nThis led to calls for `no taxation without representation` (ie, some say in their own ruling) which the British rejected.  \n\nSo the colonists revolted.  Those who supported the English went to Canada and those who resisted the English won the war of independence and set up the US constitution.
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The Revolutionary War started in 1765 and ended in 1777.
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The British were at war with the French, and were attacking our shipping in order to prevent the French from conducting any kind of trade. The Americans went to war with England again in order to establish economic independence.
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There was an article about the Admiral Nelson in US News and World Report a few months ago.  He really did lose an arm and won several naval victories.  Great leader.
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George Washington led part of the American military in the battles of the Revolutionary War. In peacetime, he was a lawyer.
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First of all Americans are Brits, but are in different countries, and civil war occours in the SAME country, but I think I know what you are refering to.\n\nThe American Revolution was a revolution that ended two centuries of rule of the Thirteen Colonies by the British Empire and created the modern United States of America. The Revolutionary era was both exhilarating and disturbing–a time of progress for some, dislocation for others. The American Revolution is the series of ideas, and changes that resulted in the revolution and ensuing political separation of thirteen colonies in North America from the British Empire and the creation of the United States of America with a new political system. The American War of Independence which lasted from 1775 to 1783, was one part of the revolution, but the revolution by the Americans began before the first shot was fired at Lexington and Concord and continued after the British surrender at Yorktown. Years later, in 1818, John Adams wrote: "The Revolution was effected before the War commenced," and "The Revolution was in the minds and hearts of the people."\n\nHistorians usually agree that the revolutionary era began in 1763 as Britain defeated France in the French and Indian War, and the military threat to the colonies from France ended. The end of the period is usually marked by as Treaty of Paris in 1783. However, references to the "revolutionary era" sometimes stretched to 1789, when a new government under George Washington began operating.\n\nInterpretations about the effect of the revolution vary. At one end of the spectrum is the older view that the American Revolution was not "revolutionary" at all, that it did not radically transform colonial society, but simply replaced a distant government with a local one. The more recent view pioneered by historians such as Bernard Bailyn, Gordon Wood and Edmund Morgan is that the American Revolution was a unique and radical event, based on a new ideology of "republicanism" which produced deep changes that had a profound impact on world history.
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labor supply\nfuel  supply\nraw materials\nmarket demand\ninvention\ncapitalistic economic system tolerated and fostered by government ( laws to protect industry)\n\nthis is why england dominated during the early stages of industrial revolution. \nthey had many young men and no need for a standing army so they could work in factories.\n\nthey had a great navy which helped them conquer other countries to get raw materials and bring them home\n\nthey had a great fuel supply from all the coal in newcastle\n\nthey got rid of the catholic church so attracted scientists and had better schools not hampered by religious doctrine. this led to many new inductrial inventions for farming and manufacturing\n\nthey had good markets from surrounding countries but also from the countries they conquered and controlled, such as india, forcing them to buy their textiles made from indian cotton in english mills.\nAny place with these factors of production present will prosper.\nCommunist countries usually flounder.  ( no incentive)  Too religious countries usually flounder.
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try looking for the french and indian war and the american revolution here is a good link for you.\nhttp://sc94.ameslab.gov/tour/gwash.html