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Popular term for british regular troops scorned as lobster backs?
Red coats.
Popular term for British troops scorned as lobster backs and bloody backs by Bostonians and other colonials?
redcoats
How many british military bases were located on Singapore?
There were only 600 British troops stationed in Singapore by 1952. Many had already been shipped off to fight in Korea. Over half of the troops were conscripted. The rest were regular army, who represented the core of the units, short-term volunteers, and reservists.
What term did the king of England use to describe the conduct of the colonists who fought with the British troops?
rebellion
What is a British Regular?
British regular refers to the ''regular'' land army of the United Kingdom. The term was used quite a lot during the time of the American revolutionary war, to help divide the British Army, from other forms of armed Militia.
Who in the world came up with the abbreviation ubc?
This term stands for University of British Columbia. The person that named the university came up with this term. This is the most popular use of the term UBC. There are probably other uses for the term UCB that are not as popular.
Executive cars is a British term for what?
An executive car, in British terms, is simply a car that is larger than a regular or large sized family car. The term was first used in the 1960's for target marketing purposes.
What was the popular term for convicted criminals dumped on colonies by British authority?
They were often simply called convicts.Or they could be known as Jayle Birds a term used in the 18th century. This was a term restricted to the American colonies.The term POMs also became popular, but it is a myth that it originated from the acronym "Prisoner of Mother England"."jayle birds"(p.90 of The American Pageant)
What is the term for housing troops?
The term for housing troops is called quartering or billeting. The quartering of troops in private residences is expressly forbidden in the US Constitution.
What was th nick name of the event in witch British troops opened fire on Boston civlians?
The Boston Massacre. The term was coined by Samuel Adams in 1770.
Who where the hessian?
The Hessians were auxilliary troops from Hess, a state in what is now Germany (The term "Hessian" is now used to refer to all German troops deployed by the Crown in the American Revolution, although not all of them were necessarily from Hess). They were most notably "rented" out by their rulers to the British during the American revolution.
Hessians were hired to fight for who in the revolutionary war?
The Hessians were auxiliary troops from Hess, a state in what is now Germany (The term "Hessian" is now used to refer to all German troops deployed by the Crown in the American Revolution, although not all of them were necessarily from Hess).
