During the Revolutionary War, the British had the advantage of a powerful fleet. They could conquer any port city they wanted. They never figured out how to conquer the countryside. While it took General Washington a little while to figure it out, the Americans did not have to defeat a large British Army in a pitched battle. They just had to outlast the British. The Americans could wait in the countryside and pick off smaller British units.Finally, William Pitt the Younger convinced the British Parliament that maintaining the war did not make any economic sense. If England collected all the taxes from America that Parliament had voted, it would not pay for keeping the British Army in America. Thus, England signed a peace treaty.
By voting to make an ammendment.
In 1620 when the colonies began shipping took months and the people in the colonies had a lot of natural resources to use. It was easier to make and produce products locally than to ship items. Also the British government controlled products shipped in/out the colonies and what could be bought or sold to whom. They wanted to make sure enemies of the British government didn't get money and goods from British colonies.
The government feared the japanese americans could not be trusted
If you mean Canada west as Ontario then yes they were, for many reasons. The government kept changing in Canada east and west, it was hard to make big decisions they decided to create a new country called Canada, to solve these issues. When the Americans had a war over slavery, the British helped those who were for slavery, but when the people against slavery won, the province of Canada was afraid they would get attacked because they were a British colony, but if they were a separate country, the Americans would be nice to their new neighbor.
to make fun of the british
to make fun of the british
Yankees were what Southerners refered to Northerners
Yankee isn't actually a person. If what i read in my history book is true, the british sang the song to make fun of us, and get rid of our spirits, but being the Americans we are, we turned it into the song as we know it to bring up our spirits, or just to sing while marching either one works. there ya go. Yankee doodle isn't actually a person. If what i read in my history book is true, the british sang the song to make fun of us, and get rid of our spirits, but being the Americans we are, we turned it into the song as we know it to bring up our spirits, or just to sing while marching either one works. there ya go.
Yankee doodle the British sung it to make them feel stronger and more brave but it let the minute men know exactly where they were the minute men created a new version of Yankee doodle and sang it right back at the British.
the song was actually to make fun of the british. Yankee referes to a man name john cheese and doodle meant fool.so if you used the words the song would be john cheese fool went to town riding on a pony,stuck a feather in his cap and called it macaroni
The song was originally sung by the British side to mock Americans, however the Americans took ownership of the song and began to sing it themselves, to turn the intended put-down into a source of pride after, though outnumbered, they managed to turn the British back at Lexington and Concord.
Yankee doodle is written during the American Revolution by the Birtish troops or as most people called them," lobsterbacks" or "redcoats". It was written to make fun of the rebel American colonists.
Yankee isn't actually a person. If what i read in my history book is true, the british sang the song to make fun of us, and get rid of our spirits, but being the Americans we are, we turned it into the song as we know it to bring up our spirits, or just to sing while marching either one works. there ya go. Yankee doodle isn't actually a person. If what i read in my history book is true, the british sang the song to make fun of us, and get rid of our spirits, but being the Americans we are, we turned it into the song as we know it to bring up our spirits, or just to sing while marching either one works. there ya go.
Yankee doodle is written during the American Revolution by the Birtish troops or as most people called them," lobsterbacks" or "redcoats". It was written to make fun of the rebel American colonists.
Yankee doodle is written during the American Revolution by the Birtish troops or as most people called them," lobsterbacks" or "redcoats". It was written to make fun of the rebel American colonists.
During the Revolutionary War the British were trying to make fun of us, the Yankees, In the song referring to "macaroni" was the same as calling someone very fashionable. This is an insult because they were saying how stupid it is to put feathers in someones hat and saying that its good taste.