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During the American Revolution, rebels did destroy a statue of King George III.
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Why did the American colonists tear down the statue of king george?
Because they opposed the tea tax and did not want to be branded as followers of the King.
Why did patriots tear down the statue of king George III?
The American patriots tore down statues of King George III because they did not want to be subjects of the King and did not want statues of someone they branded as a "despot" in their public places.
What happened when new yorkers heard the Declaration of Independence?
People in New York City heard about the Declaration of Independence several days later, General George Washington brought the official copy to his troops. That evening, excited Patriots tore down the statue of British King George III. They melted the down the metal statue. With that metal they made bullets to use against the British.
Who is the President turned down the offer to make him a king?
George Washington was the President. he turned down the offer to make him king because he knew that him being a king would be against the ideals of a republic or democracy.
What is different between a patriot and a loyalist?
Well for one thing the patriots were against the acts that were passed on from King George the third. They were ready to fight against it. The loyalist were in support of the British ideas and rules of passing down the laws and taxes.Well for one thing the patriots were against the acts that were passed on from King George the third. They were ready to fight against it. The loyalist were in support of the British ideas and rules of passing down the laws and taxes.
Why did the American colonists tear down the statue of king george?
Because they opposed the tea tax and did not want to be branded as followers of the King.
What happened to the statue of king george the third?
patriots threw ropes around it and pulled down causing it to smash and crumble into pieces :)
Why did patriots tear down the statue of king George III?
The American patriots tore down statues of King George III because they did not want to be subjects of the King and did not want statues of someone they branded as a "despot" in their public places.
What did the patriots do with the statue of king george the third after they tore it down?
== == Colonist Melted it into bullets and fired it at the red coats aka: British soldiers!!!!
Who said disperse ye rebels?
Major Pitcairn's demand "Disperse, ye villains, lay down your arms in the name of George the Sovereign King of England." Or another version: "Disperse, ye villains! ye rebels, disperse! lay down your arms! why don't you lay down your arms and disperse?" on April 19th, 1775 on Lexington Green Probably while riding on horeseback
What happened when new yorkers heard the Declaration of Independence?
People in New York City heard about the Declaration of Independence several days later, General George Washington brought the official copy to his troops. That evening, excited Patriots tore down the statue of British King George III. They melted the down the metal statue. With that metal they made bullets to use against the British.
Was George Washington offered to be king but turned it down?
Yes. The army offered to make George Washington the King. He turned it down and submitted his resignation to congress.
What did the patriots do with the statue of King George III after they tore it down?
they went to law school with there sister sally im smart i wont dont judge me and i wont jugde you debby ryan is on a movie i like she is bueatiful
What type of bullet did the rifle musket used in the civil war fire?
the lead used from the statue of king george the III after thepatriots tore it down they made it into bullets or musketballs and fired it at the red coats AKA the British Soilders
What is the statue of Martin Luther King called?
it is call the monument of peace and respected tht is tolally right copy it down
Who put down the Whiskey Rebellion?
President George Washington personally lead a federal militia against the rebels. The rebellion occured not far from Philapelphia, which was then the Capital of the nation.
Why is the British monarchy passed down through the male line?
because it was made by a male king (king george IV)
