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Q How did the American Colonies defeat Britain in the War of Independence? Do not forget to mention the tactics utilized in winning the war? What role did Washington play in gaining victory? Discuss Nathanael Greene’s southern Campaign? Why did some historians view Greene as being second to Washington only with importance of winning the war?

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The British North American Colonists only supported to win the World War just in a hurry and had never been proud enough to be a British. Oppositions was led forward to centralized authority just to cling together all the incongruent colonies under the rule of new government. It was due to this revolution that made politicians develop eagerness to substitute the democratic generosity and also to safeguard the public goods. Besides this they were also entitled to encourage people’s egotism and personal achievements.