But there are other courses of the break out of the armed conflict not just polices of the British Government that are the colonies as not all of the polices where unreasonable. The reaction of the Americans to the British was also could be a reason for the outbreak. Also some events affected the break out too. In 1763 Britain started introducing some rigorous policy’s, that where made change in the colonies and this was change that the colonies didn’t really want... This was because for year they where use to being on their own and Britain taking no interest in what they do.
The people of these thirteen colonies felt it was more advantageous to band together and wage war against, arguably, the most powerful nation in the world rather than be subject to its unfair laws. Given this brief background of the American Revolution, it is safe to admit that the Revolutionaries were greatly out manned, and out gunned on the battle field. Therefore the rebellious continentals had to resort to other, more unconventional forms of waging war; a method that has come to be called Guerrilla Warfare. Encyclopedia.com defines this new form of warfare as “often the means used by weaker nations or military organizations against a larger, stronger foe. Fought largely by independent, irregular bands [of armed forces]…it is warfare of harassment…It features the use of ambushes, hit‐and‐run raids, sabotage, and…terrorism to wear down the enemy.” That’s it then, isn’t it?
All of his evidence really points to the Indians being good warriors but not getting the appreciation they deserve after the war is over. He does not give much evidence that is against his thesis, everything seems to point back to his thesis. He is very opinionated with the support that he gives for his thesis. Robert S. Allen really uses his evidence very well to support his thesis. He is always giving more evidence stating that the Indians were not being taken care of unless the British needed them for war.
However, his son Gabriel, played by Heath Ledger, goes against his father and decides to enlist with the continental army. Martin remains a pacifist until a battle literally occurs right in front of his house. After British troops led by Colonel Tavington (Jason Isaacs) hurt is family and burn his plantation and nearby village, Martin takes command of the local militia. From here, Martin and his men begin using guerilla tactics to attack the various British soldiers they encounter. Used to a more “civilized” form of combat, Col. Tavington and Cornwallis are driven crazy by new form of warfare.
A plan that involved avoiding bigger battles and fighting smaller battles to ware down the will of Hannibal's Carthaginian army. His level in developing strategies is like a bomb that never ticks down. These brutal strategies were the reason they had won this war and they had required industrious people to think like George. Continuing George Washington had been so inspiring to the world. So much that his picture is on $1 bill.
However, the Magyars used this alliance as a pretext to raid deeply into Western Europe. In addition, by this point the numerous Western Kingdoms were politically unstable which gave the Magyars an advantage. With the political disunity in Western Europe no single Frank leader was able to divisively defeat the Magyars which were at least 50,000 fast moving, and light if no armor at all, horse archers. For instance, “In Germany, Saxony and Bavaria were hit the hardest, and both regions paid tribute to the raiders in the 920s”.3The tactical advantage of the Magyars made it possible of their raids across Europe; they swept through the land in search of slaves and supplies, and did not stand in a single area for long, except for their base in Hungary. For example, “Abbot Regino of Prum noted that the Magyars ‘killed few with their sword but thousand with their arrows’.4 From this we may conclude that they did not stop to fight but rather swept the region with and massacre the populace with their arrows and quickly
The North American theatre of the Seven Year’s War, also known as the French and Indian War, had large scale effects on the two powers involved both on the North American continent and in Europe. Whilst the French certainly enjoyed victories early in the conflict, a general lack of will to continue the war in the Americas on the part of the French contributed to a lack of potency in the theatre. This was exacerbated by the fact that the British were able to effectively maintain a blockade of the Atlantic that separated the fighting in continental Europe from the smaller scale conflicts in North America. Due to the naval contribution to the war however, there were implications for colonial assets in the Caribbean that brought the aspects of the North American theatre outside
With the American’s having this idea of freedom from Great Britain made the Americans never give up, causing turning points in the war when the war seemed like a huge lost for the Americans. The American’s never lost the idea of independence that they had so much to fight for and if they did lose or broke the idea that they will lose everything to Great Britain. Great Britain Taking Away Americans Rights The road to the American Revolutionary war was over a span of time with different events happened where American’s needed their independence from Great Britain. The French and Indian War 1754 to 1763 was a war between France and Britain. The French ended up defeating Great Britain and leaving them highly in debt due to the war.
Throughout history, mankind has waged war against each other various reasons. These reasons are often times proven to be trivial and superfluous thus making wars preventable. The American civil war was a war that was inevitable because of key events leading up to the war divided the country to the point where it made war unpreventable. The first issue that made the civil war unavoidable was the Declaration of Independence (cite). The writer of the Declaration was Thomas Jefferson who wrote it based off the ideals of the enlightenment period.
The Deceleration blamed King George III for the colonist's problems. The battle of Saratoga was the turning point in the war. It showed the French that the colonists had a a chance of actually winning the war, and it brought their support. Continental soldiers were not well-paid, well-trained, or well-equipped. Nor were they drafted.