The American Revolution
Britain and the Southern Strategy
When it becomes clear that the British won’t win in New England, they set their sights on the South.
When it becomes clear that the British won’t win in New England, they set their sights on the South.
The economic realities of the war start to settle in for both the Americans and the British.
The Articles were weak by design and left Congress unable to pay soldiers in the Continental Army.
Artistic renderings of the Revolution often include the flag, but little is known about its origins.
Most revolutionaries were Protestants, but there were also Catholics, Jews, and Muslims.