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Supplies and reinforcements could not reach the Continental Army because of?
Supplies and reinforcements could not reach the Contiental Army because of a blockade.
How did the location of the colonies aid the British navy?
it aided the British by putting up the blockades to prevent the Americans from getting any supplies from over seas or getting any reinforcements from reaching the continental army.
Why did America need to break the British naval blockade?
Great Britain's navy kept the ships of the Patriots and of their allies from entering or leaving American harbors. This blockade prevented supplies and reinforcements from reaching the Continental Army.
Who helped Washington defeat the British at Yorktown?
he defeated the British in the battle of york town. The British surrendered holding up a white flag.
How did the French fleet contribute to the American victory at Yorktown?
The French warships blocked all ports that lead into Yorktown to stop the British's precious and much needed supply ships from getting into the harbor, so the British will soon run out of supplies, ending in defeat and surrender.
What did the the british do to prevent supplies and reinforcements from reaching the Continental Army?
they had a blockaed
What did the British do to prevent supplies and reinforcements from reaching the continental army's?
they had a blockaed
Describe the british blockade and America's response to it?
The British had a blockade to prevent supplies and reinforcements from reaching the Continental Army.
What did the British do to prevent supplies and reinforcements from reaching?
they had a blockade
Supplies and reinforcements could not reach the Continental Army because of?
Supplies and reinforcements could not reach the Contiental Army because of a blockade.
How did the location of the colonies aid the British navy?
it aided the British by putting up the blockades to prevent the Americans from getting any supplies from over seas or getting any reinforcements from reaching the continental army.
What did the british do to prevent supplies and reinforcment from reaching the Continental Army?
they had a blockaed
What did the british do to prevent supplies and reinforcements from reaching the Contintal Army?
The British implemented a naval blockade to restrict supplies and reinforcements from reaching the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. By controlling key ports and waterways, they aimed to cut off essential resources and support from both the colonies and foreign allies. Additionally, British forces conducted raids and patrols to intercept supply lines and disrupt communication between the colonies. This strategy was designed to weaken the Continental Army's capabilities and diminish their chances of success.
Why did America need to break the British naval blockade?
Great Britain's navy kept the ships of the Patriots and of their allies from entering or leaving American harbors. This blockade prevented supplies and reinforcements from reaching the Continental Army.
What British victory resulted in the greatest loss of man power and supplies for the continental army?
Pyrrhic Victory
Explain the aduatages and disaduantages of the continental army intheur of the British army?
The continental army were on their homefront so they had more of a will to fight. It is easier to fight a defensive war rather than fighting an offensive war where you are on someone elses home court. The continental army also had an advantage because the british had to ship supplies from over seas while the continental army had their supplies right from their home. I am pretty sure the British had a powerful Navy.
Why did Cornwallis feel safe in Yorktown?
Because he believe that the British Fleet of the Chesapeake would have ensured supplies, reinforcements and his line of communication with Sir Henry Clinton in New York City.
