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Q: Did Bernardo de Galvez help the Americans Or the British?
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How did Bernardo de Galvez help the Patriot cause?

He was the governor of Spanish Louisiana, favored the patriots. He secretly supplied medicine, cloths, muskets, and gun powder to the Americans. When Spain entered the war against Britain in 1779, he took a more active roll. He seized British forts along the Mississippi River and the Gulf of Mexico. He also drove the British out of West Florida.


Who helped the Americans to won Revolutionary War against the British?

The country that helped America in the American War of Independence is France.


Why was an alliance with France important to the continental army?

Because France had money and the Americans were broke and also had more soliders to help them battle against the British


How did the capture of Fort Vincennes help the Americans?

this capture was important to the Americans because of the trick George Rogers Clark pulled on the British , having his men yell and scream as they attacked the fort, making his army look bigger.The British surrendered(don't know how to spell that someone please fix it.) quickly.


What were 3 factors to the patriot victory in the revolutionary war?

There were several factors in the American revolution that gave the patriots an advantage over the British. Three of these were: The use of guerrilla warfare. This gave the Americans a huge advantage over the British, who were used to fighting in formation across open fields. The Americans were able to use hit-and-run tactics to ambush supply lines, troops on the move, and other British targets, and then retreat, suffering much fewer casualties than if they would have met the British on an open field of battle. They also used their superior knowledge of the countryside and areas where they fought. They could lead a British patrol into a bog or swamp and have very little problem picking them off. Another factor is the British Army's complete superiority in arms and manpower. This may seem like a disadvantage, but the British generals were so overconfident because no country had dared to fight Britain in a hundred years, because of the overwhelming firepower and superior tactics that would be brought down upon them.