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they surrounded yorktown and began hitting the town with cannon fire

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Q: Why could he not be reinforced by british ships coming down the york river from the west?
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Why could Cornwallis not reinforced by British ships coming down the york river from the west?

During the Battle of Yorktown, the British ships could not support Cornwallis because the French were established in trenches and on the sea and were firing upon them. Also, another French ship, captained by the Comte de Grasse prevented them from going out to sea.


Where were British settlers were coming close to in the 1740s?

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Why did the british wanted control the Ohio river valley?

so they could farm and settle there.


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so they could farm and settle there.


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Paul Revere first crossed the Charles River by boat to land in Charleston and ride to Lexington, where he could warn citizens that the British were coming. Revere then rode to Concord, warning all citizens along the way.


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Why did the british forbid the American colonist to settle the Ohio river valley?

So that they could avoid war with the indians!


Why did the british forbid the Americans colonist to settle in the Ohio river valley?

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