Contrast the british army and the continental army at the start of the war

At the start of the war, the Americans and the British armies were as different as night and day.  The British were well-armed and well-supplied.  They were veterans of wars fought in Europe as well as the colonies.  The American army on the other hand was inexperienced and had little training.  As a result, the Americans initially lost the early battles against the British.  Later on, they were able to score a victory at Trenton and this helped the rebels continue the fight and later they were trained by European officers and eventually won their independence.

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