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Which of the following were reasons the colonists won the Revolutionary War?

(2 points)
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They had more and better supplies
They had more and better supplies

They understood the local geography.
They understood the local geography.

They relied heavily on the Native Americans for support.
They relied heavily on the Native Americans for support.

They had more experienced soldiers and officers.
They had more experienced soldiers and officers.

France and Spain provided support

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The three reasons the colonists won the Revolutionary War are:

  1. They understood the local geography.
  2. They had more experienced soldiers and officers.
  3. France and Spain provided support.

While the colonists had some supplies, they were often outmatched by the British in terms of resources. Additionally, while there were alliances with Native Americans, they did not rely heavily on them for support as a primary factor in their victory.