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thats a really hard question to answer because many battles probably arent recorded. but since the north won the slave war i am guessing north did.
The North didn't win. They evacuated the tiny island-fortress.
3 battles were fought and soon enough the brtish won
The Americans won about 37 battles and lost only two battles
colonists won the 2 battles and the British won the third one
Just losing one battle is somewhat insignificant to the entire war. Wars consist of multiple battles, so the more battles you win increase your likelihood of winning the war. For example, in The Civil War, the South won at least seven battles, but the North won the war. The North also won more battles.
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The US Armed Forces won 27 battles total whereas the North Vietnamese/Viet Cong won a mere 15 battles throughout the course of the war
thats a really hard question to answer because many battles probably arent recorded. but since the north won the slave war i am guessing north did.
The North didn't win. They evacuated the tiny island-fortress.
No, the North lost both the battles known as Manassas and also as Bull Run.
There were 3 battles fought at Bunker Hill and 2 were won by the colonists and 1 by the British
3 battles were fought and soon enough the brtish won
Well... The Battles of Mannassas and Bull Run are actually the same battles. The reason for the different names is that the winner usually named the battle. The South named their battles by the Towns near the site of the battle. The North named theirs by means of rivers or other naturally occurring landmarks. There were two battles at this location. One was won by the South and the other by the North. Correction: both were won by the Confederates.
He won 20 battles and lost 3
He actually only won 3 out of the 9 battles he fought.