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Britain acknowledged the independence of the 13 American coloies when it signed the?
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The Treaty of Paris in 1783
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Why did Britain try to tax the coloies?
They thought that they would pay the king, and the king would get the power.
What two coloies bordered the colony of New York on the south?
Massachusetts
Do penguins build nest and live together in a colony?
no they dont nest in coloies
Want did the men use to hunt in the 13 coloies?
The flintlock gun was used for hunting.
He proposed the resolution in Congress june7th 1775 that these united coloies are and of right ought to be free?
john Adams
What was a characteristic of the policy of mercantilism followed by spanish colonial rulers in latin America?
The coloies were required to provide raw materials
What state had one of the first colonies to set up its own government?
What state was one of the first coloies to set up its own government
The Dutch coloies were called?
Famous Dutch Colonies were: -South Africa -New York -Sri Lanka -India -Taiwan -Indonesia -Suriname -Netherlands Antilles
During the Revolution War people living in the colonies were often split into three groups- Patriots Loyalists and those who were Neutral. If you live in the coloies during this time explain which gro?
AIdadwasd
What were the 13 coloies called?
They were: Virginia Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New Hampshire New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland North Carolina South Carolina Georgia
Who wrote common sense and what is common sense?
Thomas Paine is the author of the pamphlet called "Common Sense".The pamphlet "Common Sense" argued that citizens should be able to make decisions about their own governments.Does that help? hope it does.Thomas Paine writes a pamphlet called "Common Sense" Published Jan. 1776.Changed populations view of the King and England. It was 'common sense' that we start our own country.
What were the economic effects of WWI?
Economical and Social Effects of WW1Due to WWI, Britain's role in international trade was severely diminished. This affected the British economy badly, especially the Staple Industries (Coal, Iron/Steel, Textiles etc).During the war, the disruption of trade had led former overseas customers to Britain (i.e. Russia and the Far East) to reduce the amount of imports from Britain. In the Far East, markets for British goods had been penetrated by new competitors such as Japan who had already seperceded the British in industryAfter the war, problems for British exporters worsened as foreign countries protected their economies with tariffs and govt subsidies.Britain had accumulated £1 billion of debt because of the war, owed mainly to the USAAfter a brief post-war boom, in the Winter of 1921-22 a slump set in as world demand contracted. The result of this was large scale unemployment in northern England, south Wales and south-west Scotland
