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Who moved their soldiers to a peninsula opposite Boston to make it more difficult for the colonials to attack by land?
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What happen during the Boston massacre?
The Boston Massacre occured when a group of colonials were taunting and throwing rocks at a group of british soldiers in boston. The colonials present were drunk, and one of them walked up to a soldier and hit him with a club. The soldier he hit shot him. After that, the other soldiers started firing. Part of the reson may have been that the colonials were taunting the soldiers to "fire!", and the soldiers may have thought that was a command from their officer.
Why did Thomas Gage send soldiers to Lexington?
to arrest colonial leaders in hiding there.#Mickey012
Who won the Boston Massacre?
There was not a winning and a losing side in the Boston Massacre. Five Colonials died, and the soldiers were tried in civil court. Two were found guilty of manslaughter. But it was not a win nor a defeat. It was just a moment in history.
To walk like the soldiers do?
This is a gate only advanced horse and riders do. It is difficult to learn for the horse and hard to maintain it for the rider.
Why is it difficult to decide what makes a good soldier?
soldiers defend our country and our nation but they murder ppl just to do exactly that its contradicting
What happen during the Boston massacre?
The Boston Massacre occured when a group of colonials were taunting and throwing rocks at a group of british soldiers in boston. The colonials present were drunk, and one of them walked up to a soldier and hit him with a club. The soldier he hit shot him. After that, the other soldiers started firing. Part of the reson may have been that the colonials were taunting the soldiers to "fire!", and the soldiers may have thought that was a command from their officer.
Did the declaratory act force colonists to accept British soldiers into their homes?
Actually it was the quartering act that forced the colonials to accept British soldiers in their homes.
What were American soldiers called during the American Revolution?
American soldiers were typically referred to as Colonials or Patriots during the Revolution.
Heights from which colonial forces bombarded Boston driving out the british soldiers?
The colonials bombarded the British from Imacheater Heights just East of Concord.
What were the Boston massacre and Boston tea party?
Both were Colonial American Acts against the british that lead up to The American Revolution. The Boston Massacre occured when a group of colonials were taunting and throwing rocks at a group of british soldiers in boston. The colonials present were drunk, and one of them walked up to a soldier and hit him with a club. The soldier he hit shot him. After that, the other soldiers started firing. Part of the reson may have been that the colonials were taunting the soldiers to "fire!", and the soldiers may have thought that was a command from their officer. The Boston Tea Party was another act. The colonials were angry with the new British tax on tea, so they dressed up like Native Americans and went aboard British ships and dumped countless of tea chests into Boston Harbor. There is an estimated amount of 350 tea chests dumped into the harbor.
What peninsular did new zealand soldiers fight the Turkish in world war 1?
During World War I, soldiers from New Zealand (among other soldiers of the Alliance) fought against soldiers of the Ottoman Empire on a peninsula named Gallipoli. This battle took place from April 1915 to January 1916; it resulted in a defeat for the Alliance at the hands of the Turkish defenders of the peninsula.
Why was it difficult for the British soldiers to shoot back at the minutemen?
it was difficult for the British soldiers to shoot back at the minutemen because they had to shoot up well they were shooting down at them.
What was the event where Japanese forced soldiers to march up the Bataan peninsula?
bataan death march
Why was it difficult to find and keep soldiers in the continential armies?
because they were dumb
How many American soldiers were alive after the battle of bunker hill?
Most of the colonial soldiers were alive after the battle of Breed's Hill (the actual name . . . Bunker Hill was elsewhere). The British army lost most of its soldiers. NEW RESPONDENT The colonials engaged 1,500 troops of whom 140 were killed, so that the number of the alive was 1,360, included 30 captured and 271 wounded.
What soldiers from other Countries were at Anzac Peninsula?
The main countries represented at Anzac Cove were Australian, British and New Zealand troops.
Where about in France did the soldiers land when it was D-day?
They landed on the Cotentin peninsula in Normandy. The nearest towns are Carentin, Bayeaux, Caen and Cherbourg.
