The 13 original British colonies formed the 13 states. Less than a year after Rhode Island became the last state to ratify the Constitution (1790), Vermont was added as the 14th state (1791) and Kentucky the following year.
I don't know what war you mean, but the US has always been a Representative Republic. Before the events surrounding the Revolutionary War, the American colonies were a part of the British monarchy.
At the end of the Revolutionary War, the United Kingdom of Great Britain recognized the independence of its 13 colonies on North America south of Quebec and Ontario as the United States of America.
It led to the thirteen colonies gaining their independence from the British Empire and ultimately led to the creation of the United States of America.
Marquis de Lafayette was a Frenchmen that helped the American colonies during the Revolutionary War.
That would be the revolutionary war. That was the war in which the U. S. won it's independence from Great Britain.
The original Thirteen colonies were made up of land given to colonists by Britain. Britain wanted to send people over to the colonies for there resources, eventually the colonies wanted to become independent. This led to the revolutionary war and so on.
Losing the US colonies and by doing so sparking the Revolutionary War.
the original 13 colonies territory
Great Britain. As the name suggests, this war was a revolution against British rule of the American colonies.
Because there was no US before the Revolutionary War. The US became the US during that revolution, and any trading agreements before then would have been made by Another Country.Most colonists were trading throughout the colonies.
Because there was no US before the Revolutionary War. The US became the US during that revolution, and any trading agreements before then would have been made by Another Country.Most colonists were trading throughout the colonies.
THREE. THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR, THE WAR OF 1812, THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
It rallied support for the thirteen colonies and was a spark for the Revolutionary War.
It led to the creation of the US. During the Revolutionary War, the US did not yet exist.
I don't know what war you mean, but the US has always been a Representative Republic. Before the events surrounding the Revolutionary War, the American colonies were a part of the British monarchy.
After the Revolutionary War, Britain continued to see the US as still its colonies. Even though Britain made a treaty to end the war, it felt that the new country would not survive long and when it fell apart, it would reclaim as many colonies as it could. This attitude led in part to the later War of 1812.
Because they were. The loyalist left and the people who were in the newly formed US were Americans.