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Unit 2

AP EUROPEAN HISTORY- UNIT II NOTES-THE LONG 16TH CENTURY (1500-1650)

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Unit Two: 1775-1825 War for Independence With the Declaration of Independence as its fuel, America entered a war for independence with Great Britain: the Revolutionary War. Throughout the war, America developed its first real feelings of nationalism and ended up being victorious in its fight for freedom. Advantages/Disadvantages for Britain: The British were well equipped, well trained, and well disciplined. They had a strong navy to land troops, transport troops, guard communication and supply lines. Also, they had a large sum of money which could be used to hire foreign mercenaries. However, they were outnumbered by the U.S. Advantages/Disadvantages for U.S.: Many colonists knew how to use firearms. They
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