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What term means the seirzing of American crewmen by the British navy?
The term that refers to the seizing of American crewmen by the British navy is "impressment." This practice involved the British forcibly recruiting American sailors into their naval service, often claiming they were British deserters. Impressment was a significant point of tension between the United States and Great Britain in the early 19th century, contributing to the outbreak of the War of 1812.
Which term means pillaging or seizing a treasure?
The term that means pillaging or seizing a treasure is "plundering."
Why did the americans go to war with the British?
The Americans went to war with the British because they felt that the British were unfairly taxing them just to pay off their debts, which they were. The famous slogan: "NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION" means just that. There were no people in the British Parliament to represent the Americans. Besides this, the Americans also wanted freedom as a separate country.
Why was the weather in favor of the Americans during the Battle of Bunker Hill?
There was fog coming in from the sea. That means the British ships couldn't accuratley shoot at the Americans on the land.
What does the term taxation without representation mean?
The British were taxing the Americans without them OKing it so taxation means taxing and representation means agreement
What is thru?
IT IS AS WORD AMERICANS SHORTENED FROM THE BRITISH ENGLISH VERSION OF THROUGH, WHICH MEANS PASSAGE OF OR FROM BENNING TO END. GEORGE STARKS
Are English and British the same?
It seems a lot of Americans think so. You hear about 'British accents' which usually means an English one. The term 'British' can mean English, Welsh, Scottish or Northern Irish as they are all UK citizens.
How did victory at Trenton affect Americans?
Since the Americans won that battle that means that they are proud that they are winning and want to keep trying hard and try to surprise the British when they come again and it worked and they want a free country!
What is the difference between oriented and orientated?
The difference is that Americans generally say "oriented," while the British say "orientated." It means the same in either case.
Why does Google assume English means American when Americans cannot write in English?
You may find google.co.uk is better suited to British English enquiries.
What does panyaring mean?
it means kidnapping, or seizing of men. Referred to in American history: panyaring the men from Africa to America
What was not a strength of the British forces during the American Revolution?
One disadvantage towards the Loyalists (the British) was that their soldiers were mercenaries which means that they fought for money, while the Patriots (the Americans) had soldiers who fought for freedom.
