Fort William and Mary
Quartering Act
The British colonists came to America for religious freedom. The British government didn't like that so they claimed the colonies. The official religion of the British at the time was Christianity.
Around 1609, the Dutch (colonists from the Netherlands) were the first to settle the New York region, which they called "New Netherland." The city of New Amsterdam became New York when it was taken over by the British in 1667.
Colonists weren't in New York during the middle ages!
Leisler's Rebellion was in the New York City. It was between the landholders and the merchants. Jacob Leisler did lead this rebellion and he gained control of the lower colonial New York. This rebellion was significant since it established resentment against the British domination and increased the tension between colonists and the British.
Washington knew he was out numbered by the British. The king had sent thousands to fight. One observer reported that the number of ships was so "vast that it looked like all of London were in the ships." Washington played a trick to save his men as the British camped in Brooklyn. He set up a camp and left a thousand men to make the campfires and make it seem as if an large army was there. Then, through the night he moved 10,000 men, cannons, and supplies across the river to escape the British. When the battle of New York did take place the British were better prepared and routed the Americans. They shot cannons with chains and other pieces of metal to rain down on the colonists to hurt them with shrapnel.
Quartering Act
Quartering Act
The British colonists came to America for religious freedom. The British government didn't like that so they claimed the colonies. The official religion of the British at the time was Christianity.
Before the British colonists, the area was a colony of the Dutch who used it as a fur trading post. Before that, the island of Manhattan was occupied by various Algonquin speaking Native Americans.
The colonist had a Tea Party.they marched downto the docks in southie,Boston and through barrels of tea into the ocean to protest the extreme upward spike of the tarriff or tax on tea.
The cannons from Fort Ticonderoga in upstate New York, captured in May 1775, were carried overland to Dorchester Heights overlooking Boston, from which they could have shelled the city. A storm caused a British counterattack to be canceled, and the British forces in Boston (who had earlier planned to leave anyway) evacuated by ship on March 17, 1776.
more troops more supplies. colonists lacked supplies- clothing. food, weapons. gunpowder and morale spirit
The colonists forced the sent to New York and Philadelphia to turn back.
Around 1609, the Dutch (colonists from the Netherlands) were the first to settle the New York region, which they called "New Netherland." The city of New Amsterdam became New York when it was taken over by the British in 1667.
Colonists weren't in New York during the middle ages!
George Washington and his continental army surrounded Boston with unloaded cannons. The British were unaware that they were empty, and they evacuated the city.then Washington took all of their cell phones