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What actions did William McKinley take to achieve his goals?
He did not
Why did the colonists work together to oppose British actions?
because the British taxed them for no good reason.
What british actions led to the war of 1812?
the Pizza the british made was good
What was the British response to the colonists' actions of the tea act?
the british made them pay for all the destroyed tea
What actions did the colonies take to unify against British oppression?
lol who cares
How was the church affected by the actions of European monarchs?
The pope and the clergy tried to preserve Chruch privileges as powerful monarchs chipped away at it's power.
Was William Howe a spy?
Although there were accusations against him and his brother during the Revolutionary War, a British parliamentary inquiry into their actions in 1779 was unable to confirm any of the charges leveled at them.
What medal did William Hall get in the Crimean War?
William Hall received the Victoria Cross, the highest award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces. He earned this honor for his actions during the Crimean War.
Do Caesar's words and actions suggests that he is becoming a tyrant?
not really.
When did William Kidd become a captain?
William Kidd became a captain in 1695 when he was commissioned by the British government to command the privateer ship Adventure. His mission was to hunt down pirates in the Indian Ocean and protect British trade interests. However, Kidd's later actions led him to be accused of piracy himself, complicating his legacy.
What British actions led to war of 1812?
the Pizza the british made was good
What British actions hurt Americans the most?
tax acts and british governing
How did patriots communicate news of British actions throughout the 13 colonies?
Colonists used Committees of Correspondence to spread news about the latest British actions.
What actions did William McKinley take to achieve his goals?
He did not
Is William hobson pro maori?
William Hobson, as the first Governor of New Zealand and a key figure in the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840, played a significant role in the establishment of British authority in the country. While he did work towards establishing a harmonious relationship with the Maori chiefs through the treaty, his primary allegiance was to the British Crown and furthering British interests in New Zealand. His actions and policies reflected this allegiance.
What were cousins who protested British actions called?
Samuel Adams, a statesman and Founding Father, and John Adams, who would be President, were second cousins and protested British actions.
Why did the colonists work together to oppose British actions?
because the British taxed them for no good reason.
