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julie3034 julie3034
  • 25-05-2015
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why was a war going to be difficult for the colonists?

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17cruzc 17cruzc
  • 25-05-2015

Well they had a lack of a free-standing economy that wasn't completely independent from British, and mainly, they had no regular army, so they scrambled to form a militia which later evolved into the Continental Army.

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crazedlegion crazedlegion
  • 25-05-2015

They didn't have the total cooperation of the people
They had basically no economy
Spys everywhere
No Supply of munitions
And the redcoats were well trained

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