Why Was The Revolutionary War So Important For The American Revolution?

According to The War of the Revolution by Christopher Ward, “It was the first major battle of the American Revolutionary War to take place after the United States declared independence on July 4, 1776. In terms of troop deployment and fighting, it was the largest battle of the entire war.” In view of that, it is possible to see how important this battle for the revolutionary battle of the United States was. So, after the Washington’s army was destroyed by the British in New York, the British put an end to the revolt and led the colony to a new era in its history. The United States was doing a great job chasing its way for the independence. General George Washington, who was in the charge of some part of the army, makes a good guess after had taken Boston from the British control, 1776. British next target it would be New York, so right after, the American commandant ordered to their troops to go defend the city, because probably in few months the British would be at there. He started to move his troops to Long Island in early May. So, in order to make the city safer, the U.S army strengthened the batteries that guarded the harbor and constructed forts in northern Manhattan. Washington believed that the British attack on Long Island would only …show more content…
Not only that but also the king was sent to try to start a “good” relationship with Americans natives and British. Therefore, the king starts to rule, however, the things are not going so good in the colonies. Since the new rule was ruling, the population tried a lot of times to fight with the soldiers for giving them more liberty and the people who did it were cruelly imprisoned and even killed. So, after the end of the war, the troops start to act way more aggressive against the population to try to keep the