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This pushed them towards war by making the Indians leave. Also North Britain had centered on fur trade in North America, which angered the French, who originally started trading with the Indians there (ex: Mic Mac Indians) When Britain started cutting in on the French's trade, tensions grew high, and war was inevitable.
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In what way did the battle of Tippecanoe help push the US toward war with Britain?
Britain proved to have great influence on the Tecumseh and the US did not want britain to have any power
What were the requirements needed to join ww1 in Britain?
Simply put, France was getting attacked and England needed to protect her ally so Britain went in and gave France the help it needed to push Germany back. Also had Germany taken over France, Britain would be more open to attack, without a nearby ally to help.
Suppose you push a cart toward the west In what direction does the force of friction push on the cart's wheels?
east
How does the system of mercantilism contribute to the American revolution?
Mercantilism, an economic theory that emphasized the accumulation of wealth through trade regulation and colonial exploitation, contributed to the American Revolution by fostering colonial resentment toward British control. The restrictive trade policies and navigation acts limited the colonies' economic freedom and ability to trade with other nations, leading to frustration among colonists who sought autonomy. This economic oppression, combined with a growing desire for self-governance and political rights, fueled revolutionary sentiments and ultimately helped ignite the push for independence from Britain.
What year did the Allied powers push the central powers out of France in World War 1?
The allied powers did not push the Central powers out of France. The Central powers only left after the armistice.
In what way did the battle of Tippecanoe help push the US toward war with Britain?
Britain proved to have great influence on the Tecumseh and the US did not want britain to have any power
What were the requirements needed to join ww1 in Britain?
Simply put, France was getting attacked and England needed to protect her ally so Britain went in and gave France the help it needed to push Germany back. Also had Germany taken over France, Britain would be more open to attack, without a nearby ally to help.
What are the push factors of France?
one push factor of France is that space is scarce.
Suppose you push a cart toward the west In what direction does the force of friction push on the cart's wheels?
east
Who helped push congress toward independence?
whitney houston
In what derection do the trade wind belts push currents in the tropical latitudes?
Trade wind belts push currents westward in tropical latitudes.
Is weight a push or pull?
Weight is not a push or pull, but rather a force exerted by gravity on an object. It is the force that pulls objects toward the center of the Earth.
How do you make a 1990 Ford Tempo faster cheaply?
have a friend with a fast car push the tempo or just trade it in for a better car. have a friend with a fast car push the tempo or just trade it in for a better car. have a friend with a fast car push the tempo or just trade it in for a better car. have a friend with a fast car push the tempo or just trade it in for a better car.
How do you remove a cargo shade from a 2005 Ford Escape?
The ends are spring loaded. Push plastic ends toward each other to compress and pull out one side at a time; so, if you have your hand on the left one, push it toward the right and lift upward and toward the rear.
What digestive organ helps push food toward the teeth?
A fork or spoon.
Why did the revolution in Russia push the US toward entering the war?
they wanted too
How does the system of mercantilism contribute to the American revolution?
Mercantilism, an economic theory that emphasized the accumulation of wealth through trade regulation and colonial exploitation, contributed to the American Revolution by fostering colonial resentment toward British control. The restrictive trade policies and navigation acts limited the colonies' economic freedom and ability to trade with other nations, leading to frustration among colonists who sought autonomy. This economic oppression, combined with a growing desire for self-governance and political rights, fueled revolutionary sentiments and ultimately helped ignite the push for independence from Britain.
