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What did the british call our American revolutionary war?
I assume you are referring to the american revolutionary war
What is another name for Revolutionary War?
Another name for the Revolutionary War is the American War of Independence.
How many soldiers are in Iraq?
Well this question needs to be more specific as in American Soldiers, British Soliders.. But I assume you mean American Soldiers and there are about 20,000 left. As of November 25, 2011.
How many lives were lost during the Battle of Britain?
By Soldiers can one assume you mean Airmen ? The British & allied lost 446 killed. German losses would be in excess of 1 000.
What kind of leaders often take over after revolutions?
After revolutions, leaders who often take over are typically charismatic figures who can galvanize popular support, often emerging from revolutionary movements themselves. They may be ideologically driven, representing radical changes or reformist agendas that resonate with the revolutionary goals. Additionally, military leaders or those with strong organizational skills may assume power, especially in cases where instability necessitates a strong hand to restore order. Ultimately, these leaders often face challenges in transitioning from revolutionary enthusiasm to effective governance.
What did the british call our American revolutionary war?
I assume you are referring to the american revolutionary war
Did the british army have advantage of knowing the new land?
I assume you mean during the American revolutionary war. if that is the case then the answer is no......they didnt know it nearly as well as the settlers who lived here.
Who was first black man to play for man utd?
For American fans, you are referring, I assume, to Manchester United, which is a British football (soccer) team. Tony Whelan was the first to play for them, beginning in 1969.
What person was placed in charge of the British soldiers in Boston?
There have been many British commanders in the Boston area. I assume the questioner is asking about the Boston Massacre March 5, 1770 Boston Massacre, known as the Incident on King Street by the British, was an incident on March 5, 1770 Captain Thomas Preston was an officer of the 29th Regiment of Foot, part of the British garrison in Boston under the overall command of General Thomas Gage
Commander of revolutionary army?
I'm going to assume you mean the American Revolutionary war, which would be Commander in Chief George Washington named so June 15, 1775.
What does stringing weed mean beginning with ne?
I assume you're talking of nettles.
Who was in favor of the Treaty of Paris?
I will assume your talking about the 1783 Treaty of Paris. Well this treaty ended the Revolutionary War so the Americans were in favor. They got their freedom and other benefits such as the right to fish on Canadian waters( Canada was a British colony back then). They also got the lands to the west of the Appalachians and east of the Mississippi. The only benefit for the British was the ending of the war which was draining their coffers.
What is another name for Revolutionary War?
Another name for the Revolutionary War is the American War of Independence.
What year did king James assume British throne?
Sometime in 1688.
What did most participants and observers assume in the beginning about world war 1?
that it would be over very quickly
Which role should the outgoing commander csm assume at the beginning of a change of command change of responsibility ceremony?
Host or host commander
Was the dominant church in early New Hampshire Catholic or Protastint?
By early New Hampshire, I'll assume you meant the colony. All of the colonies were predominantly Protestant except for Maryland which was Roman Catholic at the beginning. Specifically, the first settlers of New Hampshire were Puritans (aka Congregationalists), a British brand of Calvinism.
