Yes. His son William Franklin was a loyalist, and on the British's side. Ben Franklin was ashamed of his son.
During the revolutionary war, Indian tribes A) first hoped to stay neutral, but man ended up fighting on the bitish side. B) first joined the british but later switched to the revolutionary side. C) participated in violence against both sides D) embraced the revolutionary cause from the onset of hostilities
In Bitish English they are called 'terms'
Probably British, old word for a small stream or ravine, in the US, we say gully. It's also an old word for a Bitish Imperial pint .
The War of 1812, between the United States of America and the British Empire (particularly Great Britain and British North America), was fought from 1812 to 1815. There were several immediate stated causes for the U.S. declaration of war. First, a series of trade restrictions introduced by Britain to impede American trade with France, a country with which Britain was at war; the U.S. contested these restrictions as illegal under international law.[3] Second, the impressment (forced recruitment) of U.S. citizens into the Royal Navy. Third, the alleged British military support for American Indians who were offering armed resistance to the United States.[
The Dutch wanted to expand their land development and trade in order to compete with England, France, and Spain. Why? To make money... The Dutch (or Nederlanders, or Walloons, or whatever...) established "New Amsterdam" (as "New York" was originally known) as a trading post and commercial colony. It was no nation, but rather a private corporation, the Dutch West Indies Company, that wanted to set up colonies as, you might say, franchises: people who wanted to try a new life, could go to one of their pre-established colonies, and give it a shot. They would then support industries in which the DWIC was engaged. The business in New Amsterdam was beaver pelts. This was a very popular material in Europe, particularly for hats (beaver is somewhat waterproof) and the Americas had a huge supply. Trappers would come down the Hudson and other rivers with beaver pelts, and trade them for goods. The DWIC would take their cut, and all would be happy. Problem was, the beaver trade was not lucrative enough to cover the cost of running and protecting a distant colony. So, when the British threatened to take New Amsterdam by force, the Dutch simply gave it up. As to why the Bitish wanted it, it had a good port, and the Dutch were in the way of their consolidating the region under their control. The beaver trade, while gone, is not forgotten. You can still find Beaver Street down in lowest Manhattan, and a beaver is featured on the flag of New York.
During the revolutionary war, Indian tribes A) first hoped to stay neutral, but man ended up fighting on the bitish side. B) first joined the british but later switched to the revolutionary side. C) participated in violence against both sides D) embraced the revolutionary cause from the onset of hostilities
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In Bitish English they are called 'terms'
They are made in Turkey but are of Bitish design.
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Princess Diana.
The most common religion is Hindu.
The Boston Tea Party happened in the city and the British retaliated against it. They launched the Battle of Bunker Hill and the Boston residents fought back. As an important port and shipping center, Boston would be one of the first places to get news from Europe and to deal directly with British forces than many others in the colonies. As a result, there was a hotbed of revolutionary activity in Boston.
10 Lei = 1,81241 Bitish pound (official at 23.06.2014)