One important factor that led to the American laws during the Battle of Bunker Hill was the growing frustration with British taxation and governance without representation. The colonists felt that the various acts imposed by the British Parliament, such as the Stamp Act and Townshend Acts, violated their rights as Englishmen. This resentment fueled the desire for self-governance and ultimately contributed to the revolutionary sentiment that culminated in the battle. The clash at Bunker Hill symbolized the colonists' determination to stand against oppressive laws and assert their rights.
The French fleet arrived off Yorktown and chased off the British ships.
"Which of the following..." and multiple choice questions don't belong on wiki answers, as there isn't enough information provided to properly answer. I will try help fill in the blanks.Some factors that did contribute are:A.Immigration from other parts of New YorkB.Immigration from the CaribbeanC.The Great MigrationA factor that did not contribute:D.Soldiers returning from World War I
The French fleet arrived off Yorktown and chased off the British ships.
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Native American populations were greatly reduced by disease.
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the railroad
the railroad
the search for markets for american products
a combination of radio and television
An important factor that influenced American foreign policy was the rapid growth of industries and the increase in prosperity. Many individuals from other countries wanted to come to the US to achieve success.
The Great Migration
BAF is a Bunker Adjustment Factor applied ot imported goods, to allow for flcutuations in fuel surcharges.
The Bunker Adjustment Factor (BAF), also known as the Currency and Bunker Adjustment Factor (CABAF - sea freight), is applied by shipping lines or liner conferences to offset the effect of fluctuations in the cost of bunkers (oil). Here is the best Web site to visit for a complete explanation of BAF calculations: http://www.export911.com/e911/ship/w_or_m.htm
William Julius Wilson, born December 20, 1935, is considered the most important African-American scholar in history. He argued that social class, not race has become the most significant factor in American society.
The French fleet arrived off Yorktown and chased off the British ships.
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