The American Revolution lasted from 1775 to 1783, and the battle of Saratoga took place in 1777-1778. Through the War England had gained control of New Port, Rhode Island, much of candy, and parts of New York. The British navy had access to many of the rivers within the United States which gave them the opportunity to attack many …show more content…
The rebel soldiers in Saratoga where hidden by the scenery, they shot their rifles through the cover provided by the woods. The center columns encountered Colonel Daniel Morgan, a rifleman, sharpshooter, of the American forces around noon that day. The sharp shooters like Morgan, know the terrain very well compared to their counterparts in the British army, and they also have the advantage of Technogym. Their genes are lighter and have longer barrels, firing a 50 caliber shot. These guns were based on German hunting rifles but with an American twist. The guns had rigs throughout the inside of the barrel which allowed the bullet to be spun. This stabilized it and gave deadly accuracy, allowing the riflemen to hit a target 250 yards away, which was twice the range of the English