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| plans for winning a war such as how and where to use an army or navy |
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| specific ways of carrying out a plan, such as ways of fighting battles |
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| fighters outside of the regular army |
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| a professional soldier hired to serve in a foreign army |
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| an armed ship owned and officered by private individuals holding a government commission and authorized for use in a war |
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| people or countries fighting on the same side against a common enemy |
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| people who freely perform a service |
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1. The British Army was a professional army
2. The Continental Army was closer to home
3. The British Army had better weapons |
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| Write 3 differences between Continental Army and the British Army |
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less supplies
far away from home
support and knowledge of law |
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| What were 2 problems the British Army faced in fighting the war |
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loyalist
free slaves
native American's
mercenaries |
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| What groups of people were fighting for the British Army |
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Volunteers
Merchants, poor farmers
French
Spanish |
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| What groups of people were fighting for the Continental Army? |
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Allies
Familiar Land
More supplies |
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| What were 3 advantages the Continental Army had over the British |
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| Defensive war, hit and run, guerilla |
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| What war strategies did the continental army use? |
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| Volunteers, get supplies, and help fight |
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| Who were the Continental Armys allies and what did they do to help? |
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| What famous battle led to the British surrender |
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| Americans won the war. It was an agreement that followed the war and the leaders met in Paris. |
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| What was the outcome of war and why was it called the Treaty of Paris? |
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