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How did Americans react to British searches?

Americans reacted strongly against British searches, particularly those conducted under writs of assistance, which allowed British officials to search homes and businesses without specific warrants. This invasion of privacy fueled resentment and was seen as a violation of their rights. Many colonists viewed these searches as an abuse of power, contributing to growing tensions that eventually led to the American Revolution. Such grievances were pivotal in uniting colonists against British rule and fostering a desire for independence.


What was intercepted by the British government and caused Americans to react angrily to the Germans?

Zimmermann telegram


How does Freneau want other Americans to react in the face of the British treatment of American prisoners?

to seek vengeance by destroying and conquering all the British


Did jorge Farragut help the americans or the british?

americans


Why did the Americans react poorly to the Tea Act?

They threw all of the boxes of tea on a British trading ship overboard and this was called the Boston Tea Party.


How was the British treating the Americans?

The British were treating the Americans cruelly


How did Americans react to the increase in immigration?

Generally, Americans have mix feelings towards lager numbers of immigrates. How Americans react to an increase in immigration is generally negative.


Where did the british surrender to the Americans?

the british and the americans stoped fighting cause


Did more native Americans fight for british or Americans?

they fighted for british


Did Benjamin Franklin help the Americans or british?

he helped the Americans


What city did the British take from the Americans?

The British took New York from the Americans.


How did frontier with native Americans intensify Americans' anti British feelings?

because the British sided with the native Americans