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Why was tea so important to the colonist?
Most colonists were of British desent, tea to the British is like beer to the Germans and vodka to the Russians. Tea was just a huge part of British culture.
What were some colonist's military strengths?
They had immediate access to the people in charge. The British had to send to England for orders. The colonist knew the land, knew where the food was and were supported by most of the locals. The British were in hostile country that did everything they could to make life harder.
What british acts most clearly vilolated the American colonist traditional right to a trial by jury?
Townshend Acts : Plato (:
How did most colonists feel about fighting the british?
they felt encouraged
What made the british king declare the colonist to be rebels?
they protested being ruled by Britain and when called treasonous they said make the most of it
How did most colonist feel about the British?
yo they felt awful
How did the American colinist resist and reject the British controls?
The American colonist resisted and rejected the British control by one the American colonist had a boycott on the British tea.that made an impact on the brritish because that was the most bought product in british. Two the American colonist had something called the Boston tea party a dumped all the tea that was imported in the sea. And the American colonist stopped drinking tea and started drinking cofee.
Why in the beginning of the revolutionary war did the colonist favor remaining a British colony?
The British were more experienced, had a better army and navy, and were the most dominant in the world
Why did the British want to halt western movement?
privide many adventage to the british,it allowed the british government not the colonist to control westward movement.it contunued but this are the most important parts
Why was tea so important to the colonist?
Most colonists were of British desent, tea to the British is like beer to the Germans and vodka to the Russians. Tea was just a huge part of British culture.
What were some colonist's military strengths?
They had immediate access to the people in charge. The British had to send to England for orders. The colonist knew the land, knew where the food was and were supported by most of the locals. The British were in hostile country that did everything they could to make life harder.
What did the british soldiers do to cause the colonist to resend them?
They came to America and the Boston Massacre (most of the h8 was caused by propoganda though)
What british acts most clearly vilolated the American colonist traditional right to a trial by jury?
Townshend Acts : Plato (:
Why did king3 did not except a long war?
after all the British possessed one of the world most formidable armies and its mightiest navy. How could a disorganized band of untrained colonist possibly defeat them ? The colonist , how ever enjoyed the advantage that the British did not they were fighting for their homeland and the right govern there self.
How did most colonists feel about fighting the british?
they felt encouraged
Did only ten percent of the colonist support the british monarch?
give or take, most people were neutral and didnt want to get involved
How did the Townshend act affect the colonist?
Britain took away most of their natural rights as citizens by putting taxes in all of british goods that they buy
