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What famous colonists inspired colonists to fight for freedom with his speeches?
The answer is that Mercy Otis Warren inspired colonists to fight for freedom with his speeches.I AM RIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!
What is the author purpose in Common Sense?
To convince the colonists to fight for independence
Why did colonists fight in the Revolutionary War?
they wanted freedom from the british rule
What American colonists chose to fight for their freedom?
England wanted to control them.
What did the quotation give me liberty or give me death influence the colonists to do?
Fight for their freedom and the freedom of their new country.
Did colonists fight in the Revolutionary War?
they wanted freedom from the british rule
Who were the colonists who chose to fight for independence from great Britain?
What american colinists chose to fight for their freedom?
American colonists who supported independence from Britain and were willing to fight for independence were known as?
Seperatist
What percent of the colonists actually supported the fight for Independence during the American Revolutionary War A Only 33 B 67 C 91 D 58 percent?
True, only 33 percent of the colonists actually supported the fight for Independence during the American Revolutionary War.
What was the common sence of 1776?
A book written by Thomas Paine. it showed the colonists that they needed to fight for their freedom.
What happened when Britain sent warships to New England to get the colonists to stop protesting the townshend acts?
the colonists found out about the ship and tried to fight back for their freedom
What was the name for colonists who wanted to fight for freedom?
That depends on whose side you're on! The British and those who were loyal to Britain (Loyalists or Tories) would have called those colonists rebels or traitors. However, in American history, colonists who were sympathetic to the fight for independence were called Patriots. About 1/3 of all colonists supported England, another 1/3 were Patriots who wanted independence, and another 1/3 attempted to remain neutral.
