The Patriots did not really have a fleet of ships...they had to make there own compared to the British who had the ships from England. Brits had supplies and the patriots were always running short of supplies. The patriots were not trained. The Brits were. The Patriots overcame the problems by trying and believing in themselves. I think that if it was not for their generals and leaders that they would not have won the revolution. It was throigh the dumb but persistant persausion and words of the founding fathers like George Washington that they did it and accoplised their victory. I think that it was dumb luck that they won the revolution. However that's my opinion and yours may differ with all due respect, the Brits had the atventage. You know that they had to sail over from engalnd and some went back for supplies and more men so they were used to the seas more so then the Americans.They never really over came it.
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Lack of equipment and prices of it not to mention the temperature's.
The Sepoy Mutiny of 1857, also known as the First War of Indian Independence, faced significant challenges in uniting Indians against the British. Differences in religion, culture, and regional identities created divisions among various groups, such as Hindus and Muslims, as well as between princely states and common soldiers. Additionally, the lack of a coordinated leadership and a clear, unified vision for independence further hindered efforts to consolidate resistance against the British. Consequently, while there were widespread local uprisings, the movement ultimately lacked the necessary cohesion to achieve a collective goal.
One difficulty was that the continental army was running out of suppliesPatriots struggled with the harsh winter weather, and a little aid from their ally France. And the Indian Scouts kept leavind
In the Civil War, there are many different opinions of right and wrong, but one thing is for sure: Lincoln went against the constitutional rights of the secessed states by forcibly trying to keep them in the Union. In this respect, the Southern states were like the patriots of the Revolution, under the oppressive influence of a sovereign power. Even though the institution they were trying to defend (slavery) was dead wrong, the Union was dead wrong in the way they went about abolishing it. The interesting fact about the Confederacy is that most Confederate soldiers owned no slaves. They were too poor. In Lincoln's defense, he had to do something, and Civil War resulted from his course of action. The only major difference between the South and the patriots of the Revolution is that the Southern states were fighting for their freedom and rights while they were denying freedom to others, which was completely wrong. Something had to be done do abolish slavery. Hopefully that was the answer you were looking for.
I'm not sure really if this is the answer to your question but the patriots faced 4,098 running backs (combined 2005,2006,2007,2008,2009)
the patriots faced not having much money and supplies.
Patriots, or those who supported the American Revolution against British rule, often faced hostility and persecution from loyalists and British authorities. They risked their safety, property, and lives, facing social ostracism, violence, and even imprisonment. In some cases, patriots were forced to flee their homes or lived in hiding to avoid retribution. Despite these challenges, their resolve contributed significantly to the eventual success of the revolution.
The British troops did not suspect anot stack from the patriots.
The British troops did not suspect anot stack from the patriots.
The British troops did not suspect anot stack from the patriots.
The hardest challenge I've ever faced is life.
The Indianapolis (fka Baltimore) Colts have a 28-42 lifetime record against the New England Patriots in regular season play.The teams have also faced each other three times in the playoffs. The Colts are 1-2 against the Patriots in post season play.
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One challenge faced by General George Washington at the start of the war was a lack of weapons.
The patriots' struggle during the American Revolution involved fighting against British colonial rule and the quest for independence. They faced significant challenges, including a lack of resources, military training, and internal divisions. Additionally, they had to overcome the formidable British military, which was well-equipped and experienced. Despite these obstacles, their determination for self-governance and personal liberties fueled their resistance and ultimately led to the establishment of the United States.
The Patriots have never faced the Saints in the Super Bowl.