In the war against its american colonists, britain found itself opposed also by

When Britain fought against its American colonists, it also found itself opposed by:

The Frenchs, The Dutch, and The Spanish.

Explanation:

First of all the Frenchs allied with the colonists and supported them at the decisive moments of the war. The Spanish also supported the patriots and provided ammunition, resources, and strategy. It was one of the most influential factors because they fought Britain for colonies before. It was easy because the Bourbon family had power over the French and Spanish Crowns. However, the Dutch started to fight against them because the British prohibited to trade with their enemies. So, even when they fought. They didn't support directly the patriots.

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