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Why did the British state make poor English soldiers and sailors fight against poor Africans for the British Empire?
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he was racist
Australia fought as part of British Empire in WW1 fighting againist who?
Australia, in the first world war had soldiers sent to gallipoli to create a diversion for the british troops. the australians fought against the Turks in turkey. Later, the soldiers were withdrawn and taken to the western front where they helped the English fight against the Germans and the hungarians. Australia, in the first world war had soldiers sent to gallipoli to create a diversion for the british troops. the australians fought against the Turks in turkey. Later, the soldiers were withdrawn and taken to the western front where they helped the English fight against the Germans and the hungarians.
Why did the british win the war against the boers?
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What was the revolt by Indian soldiers against the British in 1857 called?
the Indian Mutiny
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The british hired mercenaries as soldiers.
What kind of military men did the British hire to fight against the colonists in America?
The british hired mercenaries as soldiers.
The cause of the Boston massacre in 1770 the tension between?
townspeople and soldiers
What did soldiers do?
Soldiers fight against another team which is called a war. For example: In WW1, English soldiers fought against the German soldiers.It is not a very nice thing to do because you may die.
What is a train band in the militia?
they were proud of having stood their ground against the British soldiers
Why did the Continental Army begin allowing free Africans to serve?
Because they needed more people to fight against the British
Why were the British soldiers accused of murder tried in England and not in the colonies?
This was part of the Intolerable Acts of 1774 and was based on the idea that British soldiers would not get a fair hearing in the colonies where the people were unfairly biased against the British soldiers. It was also a nod to the Boston Massacre trials in 1770 where colonists convicted two British soldiers of manslaughter and the perceived illegitimacy of this trial by British authorities.
How many UK soldiers were in World War 1?
there were 5,397,000 british soldiers mobilised during ww1.
