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Casimir Pulaski was a Polish military commander who moved to North America and became a general in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary war. He led a number of battles and also help to reform the American Calvary.
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Who allowed the US president to aid to American allies?
Not who - what... The Lend-Lease Ace allowed the president to aid American allies.
Why was foreign aid so important to the American cause?
Foreign aid was essential because the rebels did not have the resources, training, or manpower to fight the British alone. The Revolutionary war would not have been won if it had not been for the french and their aid with soldiers, rations, combat weapons and gear etc
Which nation aided America greatly during the Revolutionary War?
The countries that did come to the aid to the Americans in the American revolutionary war in 1775 - 1783, were France, and the Netherlands. Also Europe countries, Germany and Spain.The french general Marquis De Lafayette was a french noble who brought trained solders to help the patriotic (American) cause.The German man Friendrich Von Steuben helped train George Washington's continental troops to march and drill.There were also two Polish men. Thaddeus Kosciusko, he was an engineer who helped build forts and other defences. Also Casimir Pulaski, he trained George Washington's Calvary troops.
The turning point of the American revolution was the colonists?
One of the greatest turning-points of the American Revolution was the colonists' victory over the British at Saratoga in the fall of 1777. This victory convinced several European nations that the American cause was worth supporting, with France in particular providing aid that proved critical to the ultimate victory in the war.
Which countries participated in the war and provided aid for the colonists during the American Revolutionary war?
Later in the war, the world powers of France and Spain sided with the American colonies against their traditional enemy of England (in name Great Britain, but in effect England). In miltary terms, the French alliance was extremely helpful, as Admiral de Grasse destroyed a fleet of the much-vaunted British Navy at the Battle of Chesapeake, and General Rochambeau's French army was instrumental in assuring General Washington's victory at the Battle of Yorktown. Other countries may have supported the Americans, but the contributions of France and Spain were the largest and most decisive. * Germans, Africans, and American native tribes also fought on the British side in unit-strength during this war, and probably to a lesser extent on the American side. * The French Maquis de Lafayette, the German Baron von Steuben, and the Polish Casimir Pulaski also pledged themselves to the colonists, and US Navy submarines were named after them in the 20th Century. Individual volunteers from other countries are possible.
