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The Battles within the American Revolution Demonstrate American Zero Tolerance for Oppression.

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Before America finally declared its independence from the oppressive British Rule in 1776, there were several battles within the American Revolution that had produced the much-awaited liberty for the American people.

Here, we would be looking at the prominent battles that our patriots fought with all determination before they achieved their golden goal of securing freedom for themselvesa and us.

On April 19, 1775, there was the Battle of Lexington and Concord, when the Patriots fought against the seizure of the arms and weapons they have been stockpiling to fight the British Forces.

Fort Ticonderoga was captured from the British on May 11, 1775 after a fierce battle initiated by two bold Americans, namely, Ethan Allen and Benedict Arnold.

The Battle of Bunker Hill took place on June 17, 1775: it was a struggle to remove Bunker Hill from the British hands.

The hero for this battle was an African-American named Salem Poor, who led the offensive attack against the British Troops.

The Battle of Long Island occurred on June 28, 1775, when the Patriots confronted ten fleet of British warships and conquered their forces. It was a significant battle before the declaration of independence.

The Siege of Boston happened in July 1775 to March 1776, and it was a foundation on which the quest for liberty began.

In July to August 1776, the intense Battle for New York took place. And the Patriots prevailed over the British Forces.

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Lessons for Us

The list of the battles within the American Revolution above are examples of what our forefathers undertook to secure freedom for themselves and us.

There were many battles within the American Revolution, but the one stated above are the major ones that determined the readiness and urgency of the need for American people to govern themselves.

We have so many lessons to learn from these cirumstances: naturally, we derive our strength from the realization that some group of people, our forefathers, took their lives on the line to press for their non-negotiable liberty.

We can learn that they were just ordinary human beings doing something extraordinary. We can understand that battles could be won, no matter how long and how fastidious they may seem to be.

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Battles in this Modern World

Philosophically, we live in a world that is full of many battles: some feeble, while the others are terrible. It could be a financial, social, environmental, marital, human relationship battle.

If we are true to ourselves and give the battles all our best, we shall definitely overcome these odds. Our Patriots did it to show us that nothing is invincible: we can always win every battle in our life.

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