America's victory in the Revolutionary War was made more probable for the following four factors:
because George Washington was an excellent leader
through money, supplies, soldiers, and ships that were presented through foreign aid from France
because of serious blunders on the part of the British commanders
because the colonists were courageous in fighting for a cause in which they believed
because England hired the Hessian mercenaries
because George Washington was an excellent leader
through money, supplies, soldiers, and ships that were presented through foreign aid from France
because of serious blunders on the part of the British commanders
because the colonists were courageous in fighting for a cause in which they believed
because England hired the Hessian mercenaries