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What were the American and British perceptions of the role of the colonies in the empire?
The Americans had become used to little interference from Britain. As a result, they viewed the colonies as independent with only minimal oversight from Britain. Britain saw the colonies as theirs, and believed they held the right to control all aspects of colonial life.
Why did many Americans interpret Britain's attempt to control its colonial empire after 1763 as a sinister conspiracy to enslave colonials by depriving them of property and liberty?
Many Americans interpreted Britain's attempt to control its colonial empire after 1763 as a sinister conspiracy. This was to enslave colonials by depriving them of property and liberty because after 1763 Britain decided to tax United States colonies as a means of revenue.
Why was the colonists need to challenge Britains control of the sea?
The American colonies never challenged Britain's control of the sea. Britain was the most powerful sea power in the world at the time, and the colonies barely had a navy, at all.
Why did Britain tighten control over the colonies?
The British took control of the colonies so they can win the fight between them so then they lost all there money and put on a tea tax
What panhlet did thomas Paine argue that was wrong for the Britain to control the American colonies?
Common Sense
What were the American and British perceptions of the role of the colonies in the empire?
The Americans had become used to little interference from Britain. As a result, they viewed the colonies as independent with only minimal oversight from Britain. Britain saw the colonies as theirs, and believed they held the right to control all aspects of colonial life.
What did Great Britain impose strict control over in the colonies?
taxes and take control of colonies
How did Britain try to control its colonies?
money.
Where did Britain's for control of former German colonies?
Africa
Where did Britain ask for control of former German colonies?
Africa
Before the mid-18th century dictated military trade and monetary policy but had a lot of control over local issues?
The Crown (Britain), The Colonies (Americans) is the right answer.
Why did many Americans interpret Britain's attempt to control its colonial empire after 1763 as a sinister conspiracy to enslave colonials by depriving them of property and liberty?
Many Americans interpreted Britain's attempt to control its colonial empire after 1763 as a sinister conspiracy. This was to enslave colonials by depriving them of property and liberty because after 1763 Britain decided to tax United States colonies as a means of revenue.
What were four important factors in breaking ties between britain and its colonies?
The colonies' major complaints were that there was too much political control from Britain, as well as too many taxes, and a lack of independence in governing the colonies. The colonies also wanted to have tighter control over the native population. The solution was for the colonies to break ties with Britain and subservience to the monarchy.
Why was the colonists need to challenge Britains control of the sea?
The American colonies never challenged Britain's control of the sea. Britain was the most powerful sea power in the world at the time, and the colonies barely had a navy, at all.
At the Paris conference where did Britain ask for control of former German colonies?
AfricaAfrica
Where did Britain ask for control of former colonies?
In Africa after World War 1
Why did the british government want to halt western movement?
privide many adventage to the british,it allowed the british government not the colonist to control westward movement.it contunued but this are the most important parts
