During the American Revolutionary War, the city of Charleston, South Carolina was under siege by British troops. The fighting lasted from March 29 to May 12, 1780.
The troops of Bernardo de Galvez defeated the British at Baton Rouge and Natchez. It took place in 1779 during the Revolutionary War.
The distance from Great Britain made it difficult for the British to replace troops.
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Before the American Revolution the colonies were under therule of monarchy. Even thought the king lived in England, British were in charge and the troops enforced the laws.
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They wore red coats. :)
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Hessian troops did not fight as British Allies but as mercenaries.
They Quartered troops, Boycotted British goods and ran their husbands businesses
The troops of Bernardo de Galvez defeated the British at Baton Rouge and Natchez. It took place in 1779 during the Revolutionary War.
The Disavantages for the British troops during the Revolutionary War was that the British were fighting away from Britain were all their things were. They had to have there supplies shipped over here to America wich to weeks, they also were not use to the land which means that they did not know there routes in America they just followed the other colonists and British troops.
The leader of the British troops that occupied Philadelphia during the Revolutionary War was General Sir Henry Clinton. About 15,000 troops took part in the occupation. They abandoned the city on June 18, 1778.
William Dawes had a very important role during the Revolutionary War. He was one of the many people that warned of approaching British troops.
France, Spain, and the Dutch Republic helped the Americans win the Revolutionary War. The US set up their first Army during the Revolutionary War and it was set up and trained by British troops who had turned on their own country.
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General Montgomery was placed in command of the British troops.
The distance from Great Britain made it difficult for the British to replace troops.