What was a fact about the home field advantage of the 13 colonies during the Revolutionary War?

took way too long to travel across atlantic and americans went more inland so it was easier

Answered by joshuasuhaimi | 2024-06-10

They new the land since they lived in it, the British were in unfamiliar lands. 2, the British had to cross the Atlantic to transport troops and supplies, the colonies supply line was much shorter

Answered by sthompson9 | 2024-06-10

The home field advantage of the 13 colonies during the Revolutionary War included familiarity with the terrain, local support for supplies, a strong patriotic motivation, and the forging of connections among colonies. This advantage allowed colonists to effectively strategize and execute military actions against the British forces. The colonists' previous military experience also contributed to their ability to fight effectively.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2024-12-23