What was one difference between the brithish and american forces at the beginning of the american revolution

The biggest difference between the American and British forces at the beginning of the revolutionary war was that British were a model army. The britishers had fought wars decade after decade and they were a proper army. Whereas, the Americans were a guerilla forces. They were basically farmers who were fighting. Their ary generals were those who had once served the British army.

Explanation:

There was a vast difference between the two. The Americans with their lesser  known tactics and still learning the art of warfare, whereas the britishers were a fully formed army with their proper uniforms and wigs.

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