British Soldiers
Published on Dec 09, 2015
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Life of a British Soldier
- In the 1700's soldiers lives were completely different from a civilians
- British soldiers always had a roof over thier head and they had a pay
- Soldiers never had a permenent base or barracks
- British Soldiers were hated by most of the patriots and
- By the end of the first year of the war, 16% of the soldiers had casualties
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My Reaction:
Before I started this I never knew how pressured and in danger the British soldiers were, they may have been the strongest army in the world but there was colonists at every turn and they never knew who to trust. With the colonists having riots and protests that could easily break into chaos the British Soldiers had to control them when most of the colonists would try and kill them to get them out of the colonies. I was really surprised at how much the British Soldiers had to go through.
Before I started this I never knew how pressured and in danger the British soldiers were, they may have been the strongest army in the world but there was colonists at every turn and they never knew who to trust. With the colonists having riots and protests that could easily break into chaos the British Soldiers had to control them when most of the colonists would try and kill them to get them out of the colonies. I was really surprised at how much the British Soldiers had to go through.
