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In your opinion what was the most important reason for the Patriots defeat of the British?
I believe the most important factor was their foreign help, from Spain and France. Without the help, the Patriots wouldn't have stood too much of a chance.
What would be a direct consequence of what the British most hoped to achieve with the Navigation Acts?
What would be a direct consequence of what the British most hoped to achieve with the navigation acts?
What British actions hurt Americans the most?
tax acts and british governing
What was the most important reasons for the patriots to defeat the british?
so they could get freedom and independence
What were the disadvantages that the patriots had against the British?
didnt have a lot of people in their army. low on money
How was the patriots point of view right in the Intolerable Acts?
Many patriots viewed the Intolerable Acts (known as the Coercive Acts in the United Kingdom) as unjustified and infuriating punishments. They believed that they had done no wrong in protesting Parliament's taxes. Though in reality very few colonists supported the Boston Tea Party (most thought of it as a degrading extremist act and Benjamin Franklin stressed that the tea should be repaid in full), they believed it was unfair of the British Crown to punish the whole of Massachusetts for the acts of a minority group. In contrast, the British government thought the Acts were more than justified due to the "appalling event" of having over £90,000 (about USD $1,529,052 today) of British tea dumped into the water. Parliament believed the colonists were clearly in the wrong and should reimburse the loss.
In your opinion what was the most important reason for the Patriots defeat of British?
I believe the most important factor was their foreign help, from Spain and France. Without the help, the Patriots wouldn't have stood too much of a chance.
In your opinion what was the most important reason for the patriots' defeat of the British?
I believe the most important factor was their foreign help, from Spain and France. Without the help, the Patriots wouldn't have stood too much of a chance.
What British acts most clearly violated the American colonists' traditional right to a trial by jury?
Townshed acts
What was the result of the patriots Bunker Hill waiting to see the whites of the eye of the British soldiers before firing?
the patriots almost one but pulled back beacuse the british flanked them...most call this a win for the amecrians but GBR still won
What british acts most clearly vilolated the American colonist traditional right to a trial by jury?
Townshend Acts : Plato (:
What seemed to be most effective means of protest by the patriots?
The boycott of the stamp act was the most famous reaction of the patriots (not to mention one of the first) and caught the attention of the British empire. This is an arguable subject, but I'd consider it logical to consider the boycott as the most effective because it was the first protest and the one that sparked the most extreme reactions by the patriots towards the British. Most of which involved getting hammered and burning down buildings or threatening enforcers with effigies hung on trees by the neck.
