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African-Americans fought mostly for the patriots in the American Revolution.
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Major wars in us before civil war?
Because of how the question is worded, the War of 1812 is the only war that would qualify. The Mexican War was fought almost entirely on Mexican soil, much of which became US territory after the war. The Texan Revolution was fought ten years before Texas became a US state. Both the American Revolution and the French and Indian War were fought before the US became a country. Other wars were fought on land claimed by the US, mostly against Native American forces, but these were not major.
Why was king george III famous?
Mostly for losing the American Revolution and his recurring insanity.
Was it the French and the british who fought in the French revolution?
No, it was the French only since it was a civil war - French against French. It was mostly the poor and idealists against monarchy and the nobility.
What describes the Continental Army?
It would be an army that fights on its native continent. The proper noun "Continental Army" was the army of colonists, mostly militia, that fought the British in the Revolutionary War (1775-1783).
What did british export during the American revolution?
Mostly tea, but they also exported glass, beads, lead. They also taxed all of this.
African Americans fought mostly for which side in American Revolution?
African-Americans fought mostly for the patriots in the American Revolution.
African Americans fought mostly for which side in the American Revolution?
African-Americans fought mostly for the patriots in the American Revolution.
Who controlled the slaves during the American Revolution?
Masters controlled the slaves during the American Revolution. Mostly the war was fought in the north then in the south. So the war didn't effect their living really.
Major wars in us before civil war?
Because of how the question is worded, the War of 1812 is the only war that would qualify. The Mexican War was fought almost entirely on Mexican soil, much of which became US territory after the war. The Texan Revolution was fought ten years before Texas became a US state. Both the American Revolution and the French and Indian War were fought before the US became a country. Other wars were fought on land claimed by the US, mostly against Native American forces, but these were not major.
Why was king george III famous?
Mostly for losing the American Revolution and his recurring insanity.
How did American citizens treat the men who fought in the Vietnam War?
They treat them with respect but mostly they don't reconize them at all.
Was it the French and the british who fought in the French revolution?
No, it was the French only since it was a civil war - French against French. It was mostly the poor and idealists against monarchy and the nobility.
Where was the American war?
The Mexican-American War, or simply the Mexican War as it was previously known, was fought mostly in southern Texas and northern Mexico, central Mexico, and Southern California.
What describes the Continental Army?
It would be an army that fights on its native continent. The proper noun "Continental Army" was the army of colonists, mostly militia, that fought the British in the Revolutionary War (1775-1783).
What date did the french enter the American Revolution?
They didn't directly. England was involved in a war with France when the American revolution began. It was mostly the French war that prevented England from sending enough manpower over to crush the colonists rebellion.
Where was the Mexican-American War?
The Mexican-American War, or simply the Mexican War as it was previously known, was fought mostly in southern Texas and northern Mexico, central Mexico, and southern California.
What revolution is France famous for?
The French Revolution (circa 1789 to 1799) had influences in the following decades that profoundly affected Europe and western civilization. Unlike the American Revolution, which was fought against British colonialism, the one in France was more of a class struggle, as the rule of the aristocracy was challenged by the demands of the common people. Unfortunately, the rule of Napoleon from 1804 to 1815 was mostly a restoration of authoritarian rule, rather than a continued move toward democracy.
