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As a consequence of the expense and devastation of the worlds wars What became of the colonial lands?
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The Middle Colonies became known as the of colonial America?
breadbasket
Is a England - Yasmasee a colonial European nation and their Native American alliance?
Yes Yamasee became a colonial European nation in the 1800s.
What was a major consequence of the Boston massace?
More colonists became angry about British actions APEX ;)
Who in 1645 became the first woman to begin a settlement in colonial America?
I dont nnow
What became a major cash crop in Colonial America because of the Columbian Exchange?
Tobacco
Mao won and China became?
They became independent of the colonial powers. They became communist. They became desperately poor. They became modern.
How did you learn your job in colonial times?
you became a apprentice
Was the major consequence of the Boston Massacre?
More colonists became angry about British actions.
What key practices among the colonial governments became a part of your nations system of government?
What key practices among the colonial governments became a part of your nations system of government?
Which consequence resulted from nationalism throughout the 20th century?
Answer this question… Rebels and protesters secured many countries' independence from colonial powers.
What became the model for the colonial legislatures and for the us congress?
Parliament
What camp is where the Colonial army became a REAL army?
in afeganistan
What became an important industry for Colonial Virginia?
coal minning
The Middle Colonies became known as the of colonial America?
breadbasket
What ecological devastation area of the country became known as the dust bowl?
The Great Plains were the area affected by the loss of agricultural land in the 1930s.
What was the date that Colonial Maryland became a state?
It became the 7th US State on 28 April 1788.
Where was Charlestown in colonial times?
Charles Town was in the Carolinas during colonial times. It later became Charleston, South Carolina.
