Why Colonists Won The Civil War

The colonist didn’t just need military victories to win the war, there were some advantages to fighting on American soil. Some reasons why the colonists won was because the Atlantic ocean separated the British troops from Great Britain. There was over a 3,000 mile distance between Great Britain and their troops. The British couldn't communicate with their troops, which meant they didn’t know when they troops needed more supplies. Another issue was that Britain couldn’t supply them with more soldiers or aid when they really need it because they had to travel over sea. The colonist allied with the French, who gave them even more troops and aid. The French were able to assist the colonist with their supply of weapons and ships, which enabled the