Revolutionary War Pros And Cons

Around 1776, several important individuals within the English colonies made a discovery. They discovered that creating a nation,with a symbol, a legal unity they could take over land. And all profits, and political power from the land. In the process, they found that could avoid a number of potential rebellions as well as create a popular support for the rule of a new leadership. If we look at the American Revolution in this way, it was really a work of genius. The Founding Fathers certainly deserved the award tributed to them over the centuries, for the creation of the most effective national control system that is still in use today.
During the Revolutionary War it seemed that all of the advantages went to the British when it came to military. They had an immense navy and superior equipment for their soldiers. However, the American colonists refuse to quit and stuck to their convictions about having their Independence. And as the war went on their advantages started to show. For starters, the colonists’ had the home field advantage as the British soldiers were far from their home and as such they were far from their supplies. The
The war had profound albeit limited significance for African Americans as some found freedom as they used the conflict as a means to effect their escape, while other learned the concept of liberty though they seldom saw it. The end of the war saw the weakening of the Native American position as it meant that the colonists would soon look to expanded their new nation and in doing so take the land in increasing amounts from the Native American. And for women the end of the war saw an increase their value as mothers. Mothers had the important task of educating their children in the virtues of Republican Citizenry. Though they were still not equal their role in the household received increased respect from most