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What is one reason colonists had difficulty coming together to revolt against Britain?
Lacked a unified army because many still thought of themselves as british
Was the American Revolution viewed as a revolution?
Because the colonist were rebelling against Great Britain's tyrannous rule.
What are the reasons the colonist had difficulty coming together to revolt against Britain?
Colonists faced several challenges in uniting against Britain, including regional differences and varying economic interests that created divisions among the colonies. The lack of a centralized government made coordinated action difficult, and many colonists were still loyal to the British crown or indifferent to the call for revolution. Additionally, differing views on issues like taxation and representation led to conflicting priorities, hindering a unified front. These factors contributed to a slow and fragmented response to British policies.
Why did great Britain levy taxes against the colonists?
they were taxing great Britain because they wanted colonist to pay for the war with the french
Why did colonists rebell against britain?
The colonist were rebellious against great Britain because they were putting a numerous amount og acts againsth there priorities. For example the stamp act or the taxation without representation.
Why did African American fight for and against independence from great Britain?
how the american colonist eork together against great britian to fight for independence
What is a colonist who fought against Britain in the revolution?
They were called Patriots.
What is one reason the colonists had difficulty coming together to revolt against Britain?
Lacked a unified army because many still thought of themselves as british
What is one reason colonists had difficulty coming together to revolt against Britain?
Lacked a unified army because many still thought of themselves as british
Was the American Revolution viewed as a revolution?
Because the colonist were rebelling against Great Britain's tyrannous rule.
Who wrote the publication common sense encouraging the colonist to revolts against great Britain?
Thomas Pain
Patrick Henry called upon colonist to unite as against great Britain?
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What is a neutralist?
A Neutralist is a colonist way back in times who is neither on the Patriots' side, who go against Britain/England, nor the Loyalists' side, who was loyal to the kingdom of Britain/England.
Why did the colonist throw the tea over board?
The taxes were too high for anyone to buy it and because they were showing that they were revolting against Britain.
Colonist who favored war against Britain is called what?
Ah, what a fascinating question, friend! Those colonists who supported war against Britain were known as Patriots. They believed in the cause of independence and fought bravely for their beliefs. Remember, everyone has their own perspective and it's important to respect different points of view.
What are the reasons the colonist had difficulty coming together to revolt against Britain?
Colonists faced several challenges in uniting against Britain, including regional differences and varying economic interests that created divisions among the colonies. The lack of a centralized government made coordinated action difficult, and many colonists were still loyal to the British crown or indifferent to the call for revolution. Additionally, differing views on issues like taxation and representation led to conflicting priorities, hindering a unified front. These factors contributed to a slow and fragmented response to British policies.
Why did great Britain levy taxes against the colonists?
they were taxing great Britain because they wanted colonist to pay for the war with the french
