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How did colonist feel about navigation acts?
how did england view it's north american armies
How did colonists feel about the navigation acts?
how did england view it's north american armies
How did England view its north America colonies?
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How did England view it's North American colonies?
As a way to make money through charter colonies and taxes. Also as a way for more power.
Which act gave the British Parliament the right to tax and make decisions for their colonies in all cases whatsoever?
how did england view its north american colonies
What was England's view of colonies under mercantilism?
England viewed its North American colonies as an economic resource, colonies provided raw materials, made products out of it, and sold it back for a higher price go make a profit.
Before 1787 the American view of government was shaped by practical experience and by ideas from who or what country?
england
How did england view the american civil war?
Officially, England remained neutral during the American Civil War. The general public in England tended to support the Union, while the elites of the country tended to support the South.
How did early North American peoples view the land?
The the empire Aztecs kill the Maya people in the early north amerivan .
What similarities did Robert E. Lee recognize between Confederate secession and the American Revolution?
Many Southerners, Robert E. Lee included saw the North as an oppressor. The Northern population was based on a high level of industrialization much like England had. In each case, the North and England's industrial base was far greater than the American colonies and the North's were superior to the South in industry. In each case the idea was not to overthrow their "enemies" but to become independent. Also, taking a legalistic point of view, whether a person was pro-slavery, anti-slavery or indifferent to it, the US Supreme Court ruled it was legal. So a Southern view was that since the Supreme Court was on their "side", why was the North "on their backs" over it. Also, as in the American Revolution, England had a strong army just as the North had a strong army compared to the South. ( Southern victories yes, but long term no )
What paper pushed Jefferson into the public eye in England and the American colonies?
A Summary View of the Rights of British Americawas the name paper that pushed Jefferson into the public eye in England and the American colonies.
Did the rejection of the Treaty of Versailles reflect the North American post war world view?
yes
