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Who were the Marbleheaders in the Revolutionary War?
"unnoficial navy" who brought the Americans across the water to the British during the Revolutianary War!
Who was the Last living revolutionary war soldier?
Daniel Bakeman
Which of these books portrayed the confusion of a young soldier during the Civil War?
The Red Badge Of Courage
Why did soldiers in the revolutionary war need to make their own bullets?
There was no store to buy the bullets from. This is how they made bullets: the pieces of a mold would fit together and the solider would pour melted lead into the mold's spout. After the lead cooled, the soldier could take the mold apart and remove his new shot.
Why was William Gipson a Revolutionary War hero?
William Gipson is known as a Revolutionary war hero. He was a soldier from South Carolina. Gipson wrote an account of the spiketing method of torture he witnessed the Patriots performing on a Tory.
Who lead the revolutianary war?
George Washington
How long did the revolutianary war last?
eight years.
What would you wear if you were a revolutionary war soldier?
1. Some links below
What led to the revolutianary war?
The king was putting taxes on the colonist and sending soldiers.
Who were the Marbleheaders in the Revolutionary War?
"unnoficial navy" who brought the Americans across the water to the British during the Revolutianary War!
Define a Vietnam War Officer?
A military officer that fought in the Vietnam War. A Vietnam War soldier would be a "soldier that fought in the Vietnam War.
The mother of a soldier in a war zone can wear what type of star pin?
A blue star. If the soldier is killed, the blue star is changed to gold.
Who made friends with the french in the Revolutionary War?
Benjamin Franklin made friends with the French. The french Joined the Revolutianary war because they were mad at the British after ther lose in the French and Indian War.
How would you describe the common soldier during the revolutionary war?
because he is a common soldier
What would happen to a captured soldier?
A captured soldier in a conventional war could be faced with imprisonment.
Was a soldiers lifetime hard at war?
No, as the soldier was a child once (and would not then have been a soldier) his lifetime, by definition, can not all have been "hard at war".
What was the average salary for a soldier in 1800?
In the war of 1812 an American soldier would have made $8 and in the civil war it was $13 but then it was raised to $16
