If you looked at the political climate of the time period with the age of enlightenment it wasn't too amazing

But the if it weren't for the Seven Years War it would not have happened

But I mean militarily, do you think it was any amount of difficult or unlikely?

I hold the personal belief that we were very, very fortunate.

Militarily I'd say it was pretty miraculous

yeah which battle was the turning point? Trenton?

I'm not too well versed in specific battle of the revolution. I know quite a few from the civil war,

but I need to brush up on my revolutionary history.

Thankfully we have the History-Server™

I'll read up

But im clocking out fellas

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I'm not sure of the revolution was inevitable--I think that if the British were more open about sharing representation with the United States and allowing more free trade, then the colonies would have eventually fallen in line

The UK gov't was a lot more liberal than, let's say the Spanish gov't

Though if the UK didn't budge in the long-term, the American Revolution would have happened again

If not during the 1770s, then during the Napoleonic Wars

Also, has anyone heard of a hypothesis that the founders also took influence from Pre-Norman England?

and it could have been far more brutal

Washington almost died about 3 times in the Revolutionary War

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Fellas

Is larping as a continental army soldier good or bad optics

larping in general is bad optics

Larping is fine for military reenactments

That's about it

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when he looks at the bust of pompey

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TiqO2h9hFJA HEY YOU CHEEKY YANKERS HAVEN'T PAID YOUR BLOODY BUTTERKNIFE TAX

Imagine a government that literally makes it illegal to carry plastic eating utensils in public because they view it as dangerous.