Question

The American war of independence took place between _______?
a. 1773 to 1781
b. 1774 to 1782
c. 1775 to 1783
d. 1776 to 1784

Answer 1

Hint:
The American war of independence began as an open conflict between North American colonies and Great Britain.

Complete solution:

Step by step solution - American Revolutionary War, (1775-83), out of which 13 out of the North American colonies of Great Britain won political freedom and moved forward to make the United States. The war followed more than a decade of ring between a large and influential section of the British Crown and North American colonies, which was due to more control over colonial matters to control more on colonial matters.

Till the beginning of 1778, there was a civil war within the British Empire, but later it became an international war in France (1778) and in Spain (1779), who joined the colonies against Britain. Meanwhile, the Netherlands, which provides the official recognition of the United States and provides financial support for it, was engaged in his war against the UK. From the beginning, marine power was important in determining the course of the war, flexibility to lend to the British strategy, which helped the compensation of comparatively small numbers sent to America and finally bring the French to the last British surrender in Yorktown.


Hence, the correct answer is option C.

Note:
The American Revolution was the longest military conflict in the United States before the Vietnam War. Charles Cornwallis did not surrender himself in Yorktown; Instead, claiming the disease, he sent his deputy, Charles O'hara. About 5,000 members of the continental army, 5 per cent of the total number were black.