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The Revolutionary War

The Revolutionary War. The Sides. The Americans Had half as many troops Mostly untrained army Had supply difficulties Helped by the French. The British Had twice as many troops One of the best trained armies in the word and the best navy Well supplied Hired Hessian Soldiers .

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The Revolutionary War

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  1. TheRevolutionary War

  2. The Sides The Americans • Had half as many troops • Mostly untrained army • Had supply difficulties • Helped by the French • The British • Had twice as many troops • One of the best trained armies in the word and the best navy • Well supplied • Hired Hessian Soldiers

  3. The American Army • Around 20% of the American armies were composed of Minute Men • Minute Men were a quick, elite group who could be gathered in mere minutes • The Militia was large section of the American armies • They had been trained before the beginning of the war • Most soldiers were untrained and needed much training to stand a chance in war

  4. Supplies for the American Army • Supplying the American Army was very difficult • Not many factories to make goods • Little faith in new American money made things difficult to buy • Had trouble arming, clothing, feeding , and providing camping supplies for their army

  5. An estimated 2,500 men died from disease, hunger, and exposure at Valley Forge • "To see the men without clothes to cover their nakedness, without blankets to lie upon, without shoes... without a house or hut to cover them until those could be built, and submitting without a murmur, is a proof of patience and obedience which, in my opinion, can scarcely be paralleled."- General George Washington at Valley Forge on April 21, 1778

  6. French Help • The French joined the War mainly to fight the British • However they did not agree to join until there was hope America might win • The French would help with much needed supplies of goods and men • They would also help train the American armies

  7. The End of the War • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmD_7e-uR3U • 30-41:40

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