Question

compare the tactics used by the french troops in the french and indian war with those of the american patriots during the revolution. (4 points)

Explanation:

The French troops in the French and Indian War used guerrilla - style tactics, often hiding in the woods and using the terrain to their advantage. They also had Native American allies who were skilled in this type of warfare. The American patriots during the Revolution also used guerrilla tactics, such as ambushes and hit - and - run attacks. They were familiar with the American terrain and used it to surprise the British regulars. However, the French in the French and Indian War were more focused on specific territorial and trade interests in North America, while the American patriots were fighting for independence.

Answer:

The French troops in the French and Indian War and the American patriots during the Revolution both used guerrilla - style tactics like hiding in terrain (woods for French, American terrain for patriots) and ambushes. But French had territorial/trade motives in North - America, while patriots fought for independence.