The War of Independence

In 1775 the opponents became armed groups. Many of the participants at the Philadelphia Continental Conference, including Benjamin Franklin, believe that the victory in the UK is relatively easy

Indeed, as George Washington was given the command of the newly launched large army, the campaign will be long and difficult. After all, foreign assistance, especially the French navy and financial support, is impossible to acquire independence.

The Revolutionary War (1775 - 1783) was done in several ways in a novel way, small small conflicts including light infantry and militias were as important as decisive battles. America formed the Great Army, Britain relied on German mercenaries and British and Irish forces.

After America succeeded America's early success in Lexington Green (April 1775), Concord and Bunker Hill campaign, the UK evacuated Boston at sea. The revolutionaries failed to break the British army in Canada, and in the beginning of 1776, the general Howe of the UK arrived in 30 thousand people and successfully regained New York. Washington had a morale victory at Trenton in Boxing Day in 1776, but Britain chose Philadelphia. Other British troops moved from Canada to New York and tried to surround New England. In October 1777, 5,700 British, German and royal army commanded by Gen. John Berghorn surrendered at Saratoga in New York.

The remaining British forces retreated from Philadelphia to New York, believed that slave-owned colonies more favor British rule, concentrated their campaign south, and occupied Charleston in 1780. Then more British victory, but in 1781 Americans acquired military and financial support from France. Decisively, the French fleet protected the Chesapeake Bay from British reinforcements, British forces surrendered to Yorktown (October 1781) under the direction of Lieutenant Cornwallis, destroying the UK's ultimate victory. Any hope. Congress voted to end the war by listening to the message of failure

America's victory at Saratoga is an important turning point of the independence war, inspired independent supporters and persuaded France to join the war as the first American alliance. French military aid will continue to collapse the cause of the rebellion in 1781, will balance in the Yorktown of Virginia State and win the final victory of America as a free and independent country. With the participation of Spain and the Netherlands, war enters almost a quarter of the world. But more importantly, rebellious Americans' ideals are also exported, stimulating people all over the world with freedom of freedom.

An independent war or an independent war is a conflict occurring within the territory declaring independence. Separatist rebellion occurs when a country that previously occupied the territory dispatched an army to assert its sovereignty or confronted the previous occupier. If a new country is successfully established, the conflict is often called "independence war".

The Angola Revolutionary War (1961 - 1974) is part of the Africa - Portuguese colonial war and Angola 's civil war (1974 - 2002) followed it. Similarly, the Mozambique Revolutionary War (1964-1974) followed the Civil War in Mozambique (1975-1992). The Rhodesian Bush War (1966 - 1979) saw a conservative white minority government in Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) that was overthrown by a nationalist guerrilla

Algeria War Algeria, also known as the Algeria Independence War War (1954-62), is independent of France. Independence movement began during the First World War (1914-18) and motivated by the French pledge to fail to achieve greater autonomy in Algeria after the Second World War (1939 - 45) It was done. In 1954, the National Liberation Front (FLN) began a guerrilla war against France and called for diplomatic approval at the United Nations to establish a sovereign Algerian state. Algeria's fighter plane fought in the countryside, especially at the border, but the most serious battle took place in Algiers and its surroundings, where the FLN fighter began a series of violent urban attacks later called Algiers. Battle (1956 - 57). The French Army (increased to 500,000 Army) succeeded in regaining control, but only with cruel measures the intensity of the battle continued to weaken French political will. See also Raursalan.