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While it's difficult to predict historical outcomes, if the Americans had not joined World War II, the British would have faced significant challenges in achieving victory alone. The U.S. provided crucial military and economic support through programs like Lend-Lease, bolstering the British war effort. Without American resources, manpower, and industrial capacity, the war's dynamics would have shifted, potentially prolonging the conflict or leading to different outcomes. However, Britain's resilience and determination, along with support from other Allied nations, might still have allowed them to resist Axis powers, albeit with greater difficulty.
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What was the main reason native Americans would not help the british againts the french?
The British were aggressive towards the Native Americans.
7 The British learned that defeating the Americans would not be easy after the British won the?
It was the Battle of Bunker Hill where the British realized, despite their victory, that defeating the Americans would not be easy. The battle occurred on June 17, 1775.
The British learned that defeating the Americans would not be easy after the British won?
Battle of Bunker Hill.
Why was the Battle of Bunker Hill considered a patriotic victory?
No even though the british had more wounded and dead soldiers. but the british got more land too.it was considered a victory because they killed alot of british soldiers and only left because they didnt have enought ammo and only 400 some of they soldiers died
Why did the British navy set up and maintained their blockade?
They hoped to cut off the Americans supplies from getting to them which the British hoped would eventually lead to the Americans surrender
What was the main reason native Americans would not help the british againts the french?
The British were aggressive towards the Native Americans.
What do pants mean in British?
What Americans call pants, the British would call trousers.
7 The British learned that defeating the Americans would not be easy after the British won the?
It was the Battle of Bunker Hill where the British realized, despite their victory, that defeating the Americans would not be easy. The battle occurred on June 17, 1775.
The British learned that defeating the Americans would not be easy after the British won?
Battle of Bunker Hill.
What motivated the Americans to fight for the British?
The British told them they would be free but didn't keep their word for it
Why would most help a reader understand what it was like to be an American revolutionary?
Information about how Americans had been treated by the British
Why was the Battle of Bunker Hill considered a patriotic victory?
No even though the british had more wounded and dead soldiers. but the british got more land too.it was considered a victory because they killed alot of british soldiers and only left because they didnt have enought ammo and only 400 some of they soldiers died
What motives led the Americans to fight for the British?
The British told them they would be free but didn't keep their word for it
Which government was concerned about the aid the French would give the Americans?
British
Which government was concerned about aid the french would give the Americans?
British
American and British English differences in counting in hundreds?
There is a difference in the way that Americans and the British count hundreds. Americans say one hundred one, where the British would say one hundred and one.
Why did the British navy set up and maintained their blockade?
They hoped to cut off the Americans supplies from getting to them which the British hoped would eventually lead to the Americans surrender
