The American Revolution 1775 part 1

The American Revolution 1775 part 1

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[SAMMYBLADE1995]

I felt the infomation was of. (time and discription)

[GeorgeVreelandHill]

We live free because of those who fought to have it.

We owe our lives to those freedom fighters of the 1700's.

George Vreeland Hill

[thebestsumoeva]

@Gikanks556 Thanks for saving us from "tea sippin faggots" and your welcome for both world wars.

[thebestsumoeva]

@MyMerlin1 We thank you for your help in our revolution and I'm sure your thankful for our help in both world wars.

[Gikanks556]

Americans should thank the french, Otherwise they wouldve gotten stomped on by The Tea sipping faggots.

[MyMerlin1]

It disgusts me that Americans don't wake up every morning and kneel before a French flag and loudly express thanks for their lives and freedom.

[tenchimuyo69]

The further back in history you go, the more impact one human being can have on the entire thing.

Take Princip for example. Just about the ENTIRE world is still feeling the wrath of this obscure Serb.

To counter your statement, however, since Britain was also an Allies power in the war, it would compensate for America's lack of entry simply with the manpower provided to it by the American colonies.

I mean, Indians made up a lot of the UK's army in both World Wars.

[Commando447]

If it wasn't for George Washington and Paul Revere,we would probably either be nazis,japenese,or drinking tea and eatting crumpets.Nazis could have stopped the Russians counter-attacks during world war 2 since they wouldn't have had the Americans attack starting from North Africa and going directly north. Japenese.......kind of allies with the nazis so....yeah....and the British could have helped Russia during WW2 so.....yeah the American Revolution and WW2 had a major part in world history.

[BKsMassive]

Just remeber...

At its height it was the largest empire in history and, for over a century, was the foremost global power. By 1922, the British Empire held sway over a population of about 458 million people, one-quarter of the world's population, and covered more than 13,000,000 square miles (33,670,000 km2): approximately a quarter of the Earth's total land area.

[Compy01]

I'm glad the USA formed, it's one of those things that makes me muse about fate, but I can't help but imagine what it would be like if it remained loyal to the crown...