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How do you think the king and british soldiers felt about the wasted tea?
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Why did the American revolutionaries think about rights?
They felt that the British had taken away their rights.
Why did the colonist object to the quartering act?
British soldiers would make the colonists give them food and shelter.
How did the quartering act anger the colonist?
They felt as if it was unfair to be forced to host British soldiers in their homes. They had to provide food, rooms, and many British soldiers were ungrateful (even sometimes pursuing younger daughters). How would you feel if you were forced to live with an enemy of yours who showed no respect for you?
How did the quartering acts anger the colonists?
the colonists had to pay less taxes.
What were the causes of the first maroon war?
The First Maroon War was caused by what the Maroons felt was aggressive behavior towards them by the British soldiers and planters. Also, they disagreed with the terms of Cudjoe's Treaty.
In court i defended British soldiers who were in Boston massacre who am i?
John Adams. He defended the soldiers because he felt they needed a good defense and that they were innocent until proven guilty.
In court i defended British soldiers who were in Boston massacre. who Am i?
John Adams. He defended the soldiers because he felt they needed a good defense and that they were innocent until proven guilty.
Why do you think Pontiac felt he had to fight the British?
Because he liked Pinga in his mouth
Why did the American revolutionaries think about rights?
They felt that the British had taken away their rights.
How do you think the British felt about the Americans reaction?
cause when i read the passage i think that it would think that there life would be directive.
Why did American revolutionaries think about rights?
They felt that the british had taken away thier rights.ĝ
Why did the colonist object to the quartering act?
British soldiers would make the colonists give them food and shelter.
Where the colonies justified in refusing to obey certain british laws and officials?
The Colonists felt that they were justified in refusing to obey certain British laws and officials. With the Stamp act, they were being taxed without having any say in the government that was taxing them. They also did not need the British soldiers telling them what to do, because they felt they were no longer British citizens.
How did the quartering act anger the colonist?
They felt as if it was unfair to be forced to host British soldiers in their homes. They had to provide food, rooms, and many British soldiers were ungrateful (even sometimes pursuing younger daughters). How would you feel if you were forced to live with an enemy of yours who showed no respect for you?
Why did NZ join World War 1?
Because they felt that we were obliged to send soldiers because they were part of the British Empire. They thought of Britain as home or their motherland.
How do you know who is speaking in in flanders fields?
I think John McCrae was speaking, but he was also speaking for other soldiers who felt the same way as he did.
How did the American colonists felt towards British after the French and Indian War?
by the way its feel not felt but they felt like the british was powerful
