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How did the Patriots turn the tide the war?
The rev of the lution came to help them with enemies like Spain of France
What were the Americans called in the revolutionary war?
Patriots!
What is another word for patriots during the revolutionary war?
The Rebels
The battle which turned the tide of the Revolutionary War in favor of the Americans was what battle?
the Battle of Saratoga!
How did the tide of the war turn following the Nazi invasion of Russian and the U.S. entry into battle?
the tide of war went against the Germans
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What area of New York where battles won by the American patriots turned the tide of the revolutionary war?
It was Saratoga
How did the Patriots turn the tide the war?
The rev of the lution came to help them with enemies like Spain of France
Who where the supporters of the Revolutionary War?
patriots
What are the patriots reasons for the revolutionary war?
The Patriots wanted a revolutionary war because they believed the colonies were not treated fairly by the British crown.
What were your allies during the Revolutionary War?
the patriots or the Americans took fort ticonderoga's cannons and won the revolutionary war so the patriots are our allies
What did the patriots do before the Revolutionary War?
upset
Are the loyalists and Patriots of the revolutionary war friends?
no
Who was the patriots general in the Revolutionary War?
The patriots General was Harry in the Americans. I think :(
What did George do in the Revolutionary War?
he was the leader o the patriots
What group was Nathan hale in in the revolutionary war?
patriots
What side was prince hall on in the revolutionary war?
patriots
What was the Americans side in the revolutionary war called?
Patriots
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