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England prized its north American colonies because?
The colonies produced items for the British consumer and provided power against other nations like Spain and France.
How did laws passed by the british after 1763 effect American trade and industry?
designed to encourage the colonies to trade with other nations
What was the British reaction when the American colonies were united in their goal for independence?
When it became clear to Great Britain that their American colonies were serious about becoming independent, the first reaction was to bring more troops to the Colonies to put down the rebellion. Few nations, including the British, gave the colonies much of a chance from being successful.
Why do you think European nations supported the colonists rather than Great Britain?
European nations supported the colonists rather than Great Britain because they saw an opportunity to weaken a powerful rival and gain advantages in trade and territory. They also sympathized with the colonists' desire for independence and saw potential benefits in forming alliances with the new American nation.
In 1823 how did the President Monroe halt the spread of European imperialism in Latin American?
he prohibited foreign nations from establishing colonies in the Americas
Which mountain range range separated colonist from many native American nations?
which mountain range separed colonists from many Native American nations?
How was the hot dog spread to other nations?
becuase it did
Which nations had south american colonies?
Spain, Portugal, France, Great Britain, and the Netherlands.
England prized its north American colonies because?
The colonies produced items for the British consumer and provided power against other nations like Spain and France.
How did laws passed by the british after 1763 effect American trade and industry?
designed to encourage the colonies to trade with other nations
What was the British reaction when the American colonies were united in their goal for independence?
When it became clear to Great Britain that their American colonies were serious about becoming independent, the first reaction was to bring more troops to the Colonies to put down the rebellion. Few nations, including the British, gave the colonies much of a chance from being successful.
What are the restrictions England put on her American colonies in trading?
England imposed several restrictions on its American colonies through a series of Navigation Acts, which required that certain goods, such as tobacco and sugar, be shipped exclusively to England or English ports. Colonists were also prohibited from trading with other nations, which limited their economic opportunities and forced them to rely on British merchants. Additionally, the requirement that colonial trade be conducted on British ships further restricted the colonies' autonomy and profitability in international commerce. These measures ultimately fueled resentment and contributed to the desire for independence among the colonies.
Why do you think European nations supported the colonists rather than Great Britain?
European nations supported the colonists rather than Great Britain because they saw an opportunity to weaken a powerful rival and gain advantages in trade and territory. They also sympathized with the colonists' desire for independence and saw potential benefits in forming alliances with the new American nation.
In 1823 how did the President Monroe halt the spread of European imperialism in Latin American?
he prohibited foreign nations from establishing colonies in the Americas
From 1600-1763 several European nations vied for control of the north American continent why did England win the struggle?
A factor in the success of the English colonies is that large numbers of settlers migrated to the English colonies. Also, the English colonists had diplomatic relations with the Iroquois League.
Why might colonists in a proprietary colony be unhappy if their colony were converted to a royal colony?
Colonist would be unhappy because The King or Parliament would want to collect taxes. Royal Colonies were controlled by kings or rulers of nations and proprietary colonies were controlled by the people
Why might colonists in proprietary colony be unhappy if their colony were converted to a royal colony?
Colonist would be unhappy because The King or Parliament would want to collect taxes. Royal Colonies were controlled by kings or rulers of nations and proprietary colonies were controlled by the people
