How did each of the following contribute to the success of the American Revolution? • George Washington’s leadership abilities • Geography • Foreign assistance • Colonists’ spirit and attitude

George Washington faced a difficult task of organizing and leading militias against one of the most powerful military in the world. Without his excellent leadership, American militia proved to be totally annihilated during the first year of the war.

The location of the United States is 4,900 miles from Europe. The UK needs to ship everything from weapons, guns, troops to the United States, sometimes nearly six months. Time is the most important, as travel is not permitted in winter and the time gap is very small. After all, the discrepancy between personnel and material transport is undoubtedly the collapse of the red jacket.

The settlers are very tough. Even after a lot of losses and deaths (20% of Americans died during the war), if settler's patience and perseverance were the main reason for the victory of the American Revolutionary War. There is no war unless there are people. Considering the environment and lifestyle of those days, settlers may easily give up.

Prior to the start of the American Revolutionary War, the settlers took various attitudes toward the tax attitude of the Diet. The founder's father adopted a legal approach to appeal the Diet to complaints, such as Washington protests against land restrictions against the National Assembly. George Washington took a legitimate approach, but ordinary settlers took things with their own hands and used violence to oppose Congressional declarations and reforms. Colonial violence has been more successful than legal rhetoric in resistance to parliamentary reform.

George Washington led the new Major Army to the British Army, and they had many successes in the early stages of the American Revolution. After many years of fighting, the settlers signed an alliance with France and in 1781 defeated Britain at Yorktown, Virginia. The treaty which ended the war brought independence in the colonial era, the latter became the United States. Another Western revolution in the early 19th century was the French Revolution. In 1789, France faced an economic crisis. For the first time in more than two centuries the king gathered parliament of manners and generals, kingdom assets: primary industry (clergy), secondary industry (nobility) and tertiary industry (middle class and farmers). Dealing with the crisis

• In the American Revolutionary War, colonists rebelled against their rulers. The settlers of the rebel faction did not kill George III of the then ruler of the British at that time. During the French Revolution, they also resisted their rulers, but unlike American settlers, French citizens publicly beheaded their king Louis XVI, so that all citizens can see I will. Finally, irrespective of which country 's rulers were killed or alive, they are all boiling into civil rebellion so that they can all be free and equal. Event 2: Part 2: • John Rock is one of many philosophers involved in the revolution. He played an important part in the American Revolutionary War. Unlike his rival Rousseau, Rock promotes the ownership of people's property, the basic right of freedom, and ultimately, his beliefs are a constitutional government with limited power and citizens with power . During the French Revolution, one of their main philosophers was Rousseau.