Comparing the Troops.  METHOD OF FIGHTING Used Native American Style guerilla tactics. AMERICAN COLONISTS (MILITIA)

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Comparing the Troops

 METHOD OF FIGHTING Used Native American Style guerilla tactics. AMERICAN COLONISTS (MILITIA)

 MILITARY ORGANIZATION Colonial militias served under their own captains/commanders. AMERICAN COLONISTS (MILITIA)

 MILITARY DISCIPLINE  Did not follow traditional military rules or show respect to these traditions.  Lacked discipline. AMERICAN COLONISTS (MILITIA)

 ATTITUDE  Militia soldiers were casual and non-professional AMERICAN COLONISTS (MILITIA)

 METHOD OF FIGHTING  Marched and fought in organized formations. BRITISH REGULARS (REDCOATS)

 MILITARY ORGANIZATION  Highly organized  British officers wanted to take command of the militias BRITISH REGULARS (REDCOATS)

 MILITARY DISCIPLINE  Highly disciplined  Drilled often (practiced) BRITISH REGULARS (REDCOATS)

 ATTITUDE  Very arrogant (snobbish)  British officers would have personal aides to do things for them (serving tea, polishing boots, etc.) BRITISH REGULARS (REDCOATS)