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Who was the king of England during the colonial years of protests?
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King George III. He also wrote in his diary on July 4th 1776 that "nothing of great significance happened today"
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What queen reigned during the colonial years?
Queen Victoria
Who was the king of England during colonial years of protest?
King George III. He also wrote in his diary on July 4th 1776 that "nothing of great significance happened today"
Who was king of England during the colonial years of protest?
King George III. He also wrote in his diary on July 4th 1776 that "nothing of great significance happened today"
Who was the king of England during the years of colonial protest?
King George III. He also wrote in his diary on July 4th 1776 that "nothing of great significance happened today"
What was Virginia's main crash crop during the colonial years?
rice
During the first 150 years of colonial history the British did not pay much attention to their American colonies what was this period called?
The colonial period. The colonial period.
Which part of England did the royalists control during all four years?
The western shore is the part of England that royalists controlled during all four years.
What is puritism?
Puritansim? Puritans were very strict Christians from the early years of colonial America who came from England.
What years does the Colonial America person get to be freedom?
Well I don't really know but when they get freedom they going to have sex with the England people?
During the colonial years citizens were required to in order to earn the right to vote?
Pay Taxes
What did new york trade during colonial years?
they traded rum in history but we dont know right now
Did the queen of England apologize to South Africa for British behavior during their colonial period there?
First things first - there has not been a Queen, or King, of England for over 300 years. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is Queen of The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. England is a part of, but not the same as, The United Kingdom. She has not apologised, but reportedly in a speech in Pretoria in 1999 said she was "saddened" by the loss of life and suffering during The Boer War.
