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Why did American Indians decide to side with the British during the Revolutionary War?
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Explain the decisions facing African Americans and native Americans during revolution?
They had to decide which army to fight for, and there were various reasons to fight for each side. During the American Revolutionary War, African Americans served both the Continental Army (5,000 men) and the British Army (20000 men).
What made France decide to help the Americas in the revolutionary war?
Well, prior to the American War of Independence the French and British fought a war known as the French-Indian war. The French were being defeated and the British began taxing the colonists. The Colonists rose up against the British and the French seen this as a good time for revenge. The Patriot army was also lacking a navy that could contend with the technologically superior British Navy. The French fought mostly at sea against the British but did fight in some land battles. Spain also helped the Patriots. P.S I'm Scottish (not British)
Who fired the first shots on the green at Lexington on April 19 1775?
No ones knows. Lost to history.
Why did british decide to move south?
to train
Why did the British decide to settle in Australia after the loss of the American colonies?
They colonized there to put all the prisoners there because of all the un inployment issues and the rise in crime in London
Did congress decide to move the nations capital to Washington D.C.?
No, that was the British before the Revolutionary War.
Why did some African American's decide to fight in the revolutionary war?
underground railroad rebelling Frederick Douglas
Why did the British government decide to begin taxing the American colonists?
They taxed them because the british king wanted the money.
Why did the British government decide to end the American Revolution?
The American Revolution ended with the Treaty of Paris - Britain recognized America as an independent country.
Why did the british decide to hang Nathan hale?
because he was American spy ! >_< !!
Explain the decisions facing African Americans and native Americans during revolution?
They had to decide which army to fight for, and there were various reasons to fight for each side. During the American Revolutionary War, African Americans served both the Continental Army (5,000 men) and the British Army (20000 men).
What made the France decide to help the Americans in the Revolutionary?
The victory at Saratoga (Sept. 19, 1777) showed that the colonial army was capable of defeating the British, and that any French aid would not be wasted.
What made the France decide to help the Americans in the revolutionary war?
The victory at Saratoga (Sept. 19, 1777) showed that the colonial army was capable of defeating the British, and that any French aid would not be wasted.
What made France decide help the Americans in the revolutionary war?
The victory at Saratoga (Sept. 19, 1777) showed that the colonial army was capable of defeating the British, and that any French aid would not be wasted.
What made France decide to help the Americas in the revolutionary war?
Well, prior to the American War of Independence the French and British fought a war known as the French-Indian war. The French were being defeated and the British began taxing the colonists. The Colonists rose up against the British and the French seen this as a good time for revenge. The Patriot army was also lacking a navy that could contend with the technologically superior British Navy. The French fought mostly at sea against the British but did fight in some land battles. Spain also helped the Patriots. P.S I'm Scottish (not British)
French and Indian war list three reasons why each side decide to go to war in 1754?
One of the reasons is that the British and French both claimed some of the same land. Reason two is that the British began to trade with the Indians on French territory.
Who fired the first shots on the green at Lexington on April 19 1775?
No ones knows. Lost to history.
