Colonies were concerned about a standing army because they viewed it as a potential tool of oppression that could be used by the British government to enforce its will and quash dissent. Many colonists believed that a professional army could undermine local militias and the rights of self-governance, fostering fear of military tyranny. Additionally, the presence of British troops was seen as an imposition on their liberties, particularly given the costs associated with supporting them, which often fell to the colonies.
the Continental army
A standing army is a "regular" Army, the number of Soldiers and equipment that are ready to go to war at very short notice.
Taxation I believe
because the colonies needed a full time army.
The French saved the colonies from British rule.
Which colonists and which army. To answer your questions we need them to be clear enough to answer.
Which colonists and which army. To answer your questions we need them to be clear enough to answer.
Which colonists and which army. To answer your questions we need them to be clear enough to answer.
Volunteer army and was the first standing Army of the Colonies.
taxation
"North Korea has the largest standing army of any nation its size."
the Continental army
TAXATION
Great Britain placed heavy taxes on the colonies.
A standing army is a "regular" Army, the number of Soldiers and equipment that are ready to go to war at very short notice.
yes Continental Army
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