What do the Brits say about the American revolution in their history classes?

It was covered. Essentially the dispute about taxes and representation that led to it and then how it was a failure militarily from UK point of view. Most soldiers were unwilling peasants pressganged into the force few qualified soldiers. Basically underestimated the rebels. Obviously the part of the war in Europe with France, Spain and Holland probably given more prominence than American teaching also that was where UK focused best troops etc

They don’t even teach it in schools so I imagine most aren’t even aware of it until after school.

I don't remember doing anything about American history at school.

" they dumped our tea"

Idk but it's just a small part of their history I'd be more curious about the situation with independence of India, that's more relevant imho.

It was an unfortunately successful rebellion and Benedict Arnold was a hero...

I hope that someday history will be taught impartially in every country.

We defended the colonies from invasion, got broke because of it asked for Some money in return. Colonies said no, then they didn't pay there taxes. Somebody threw tea in the water and we brits love our tea and all hell broke loose.

The British Library.

https://www.bl.uk/the-american-revolution

Interesting 🤔