The colonies victory in the American Revolution can be attributed to Washington's ability to keep an army together.
Further Explanation:
Before America declared independence from Great Britain, there was not a coordinated colonial army. This meant that the American colonists were protected by British soldiers who came to North America to fight in wars like the French and Indian War. So when they American colonists declared independence from Great Britain, they had to develop their own independent army.
This was extremely difficult to do because of the lack of organization in the colonies. At this time, the colonists were still:
A) Trying to figure out an organized government.
B) Trying to develop a common plan on how to defeat the British.
Despite these factors, America was still successful in the American Revolution. This was in large part due to the leadership of George Washington. Even though Washington had served in the military with Great Britain during the French and Indian War, the American Revolution was his first time as a commander of an entire army. His dedication to the cause, the structures he put in place to keep the army organized, and his understanding of military strategy from people like Baron Von Steuben and Marquis de Lafayette helped lead America to victory.
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Key Details:
Topic: American History, American Revolution
Grade Level: 7-12
Keywords: American Revolution, George Washington
