The american navy, under the command of john paul jones, was no match for the british naval forces. true or false?

The correct answer is: True. The American Navy, under the command of John Paul Jones was not match for the British naval forces.

Explanation:

The British Navy was stronger than the emerging American Navy under the command of John Paul Jones (referred to as the Father of the American Navy). The British had simply stronger ships by the time of the American Revolutionary War, mainly due to the fact that they were more advanced in terms of engineering and were better organized. Jones only led few assaults on British merchant ships, which ended in failure. However, Americans did not give up and improved their Navy to the point of surpassing the Royal Fleet in the Second World War.

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