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What caused people to expect the British to defeat the colonists at sea?
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Did colonists expect more rights than English commoners?
The English colonists had the right to life, a right to liberty and a right to property. The colonists had all rights to live as men of the society. They had the right to live as Christians. They had the right to live as subjects of that place.
Why did the British fight the Americans in the Battle of Princeton in 1777?
The American Colonists were fighting a revolution against the British. They fought the Battle of Trenton, NJ on Christmas Day, because General George Washington needed to win a big battle, he had been beaten quite a few times by the British recently, he needed to get soldiers whose enlistments were about to expire to reenlist, he needed to prove to the Colonial government in Philadelphia he could win a revolution. The British did not expect a battle on Christmas Day, or in the middle of winter. They thought they had all but beaten George Washington and the Colonial Army. Gen. Washington crossed the icy Delaware river from Pennsylvania to New Jersey and caught the British off guard at Trenton. The victory had the consequences General/President George Washington wanted. It was one the major turning points of the Revolution, along with the Battle of Saratoga and Battle of Yorktown.
What are the expectations of the president of the us?
Specific expectations would depend on the president, The people who vote for him expect him to do better than his opponent and honor those campaign pledges that caused them to vote for him. The people who voted against him may expect the worst but hope for the best. Most people probably expect the president to do his best to govern honestly and fairly, to honor his oath to uphold the constitution and to govern for the best interests of the country as he sees them.
British general William Howe decides to give his troops a break for holidays in the winter of 1776-77?
Yes he did, because wars couldn't continue in the winter, and they did not expect a suprise attack in the winter, so it would have been theoretically useless for him to keep his troops there, it also raises morale.
