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When you lived in Great Britain and wanted to buy one Euro how much would it cost?
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What is an example of embargo?
If the US ordered no Merchant Vessels from Great Britain would be allowed into any US ports; that would be an embargo against England. Or a restriction for importing goods from or to Honduras.
What aspect of the british economic policy in the 18th century colonial north America would best describe the conclusion that great Britain was a mercantlist nation?
restrictive trade regulations on the colonies
Which aspect of british economic policy in 18th century colonial north American would best support the conclusion that great Britain was a mercantilist nations?
existence of restrictive trade regulations on the colonies
What did the Southern economy depend on the most?
Cotton was the most important crop to the South. It was also important to Britain since much of the southern crop was sent to British mills and there were high hopes that Great Britain would recognize the Confederacy as a new nation. Tobacco was also important.
How did mercantilism benefit England?
Each colony would provide raw materials to England and this would allow the nation to not have to purchase that product from another nation. By establishing colonies loyal to the Crown, Great Britain would be expanding a dependable market for the finished products coming out of British industries. The colonies would always have a market for their goods, and could buy British products from their industry at a lower cost.Copy from How_did_colonist_benefit_from_mercantilism
Why is it called the American War for Independence?
Because Americans lived on the continent of NORTH AMERICA and were fighting the British who OWNED most of NORTH AMERICA...Americans were COLONIES of Great Britain. American COLONISTS wanted INDEPENDENCE from their British owners or leadership. Britain would NOT allow that independence, so the Colonists fought them for it.
How did U-boats impact the war?
They had an impact against Great Britain, not the US. Britain is an island(s), not the US. Subs were strangling Britain, not the US. The US wanted to fight Japan, Germany did not attack Pearl Harbor, Japan did. The US bailed out Great Britain because Churchill lobbied FDR heavily before and immediately following the Pearl Harbor attack (Churchill wanted assurance that Britain would receive priority!).
Did England use tax?
yes they did because they saw that great Britain had them and the people would get the money wanted more money so they said''fine''.
How popular is Manga is Great Britain?
I would not think Manga would be popular in Great Britain because Manga orginated from Japan.
What language would you speak if you went to great Britain?
You would speak the same language you spoke before you went to Great Britain. If you're asking what language you should use in Great Britain, the answer is English.
Why did you declare war on Germany and not Great Britain?
Great Britain and the United States were allies to defeat Germany so the US would not attack Great Britain.
How did geography help great Britain remain free of axis control?
Because Great Britian is an island. And if any country wanted to invade, they would have to go through the rough current of the English Channel.
What would a patiot have said about Great Britain?
One might have said that Great Britain disregarded the majority and their beliefs.
Who would not swear loyalty to Britain?
Persons opposed to anything about Great Britain.
What did Roosevelt fear would happen if Axis nations won the war?
The devastation that would follow if Great Britain fell to German control.
What event causes the US to declare war on Great Britain in 1812?
Jefferson wanted to avoid war. He asked Congress to pass the Non-Intercourse Act. The plan failed to play France and Britain against each other. Later Napoleon announced France would no longer restrict American trade. U.S. declared war on Great Britain.
Where did Britain and Germany fight?
The Battle of Britain was a strategically important battle, the outcome of which would determine whether or not there would be a Nazi invasion of the British Isles. Britain was successful in holding off the German Luftwaffe (Air Force), though at a great cost to her cities and civilian population.
