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Why did British switch strategies and focus on the south?
they wanted to win and focus more on war
When was blacklight discovered?
British physicist James Clerk Maxwell was the first to demonstrate that light consists of electromagnetic waves. His theory of electromagnetics was published in the 1860s.
Importance of war of 1812 for England?
The British we're violating America's water ways and impressing American Sailors.
What did the German general do to the British?
The German general, during various World War I and II engagements, often employed strategies that aimed to disrupt British forces through tactical maneuvers, artillery bombardments, and psychological warfare. In specific battles, such as the Battle of Britain, German forces targeted British infrastructure and cities in an attempt to demoralize the population and weaken military resolve. Additionally, German generals coordinated assaults that led to significant British military casualties and territorial losses. Overall, their actions were part of broader military strategies aimed at achieving dominance in Europe.
What strategies did Europeans use to control Egypt?
They used an Indirect rule which means they used African elite to enforce British Policy, Supported those who would obey British authority and relied on indigenous tribal authorities and local populations to manage colonies.
Strategies of British to control India in the year 1765?
British captured land , farms , money,etc.
What is the importance for the British empire?
tea and milk
Why did British switch strategies and focus on the south?
they wanted to win and focus more on war
Is the Eiffel Tower Important to the British and why?
As the Eiffel Tower is in Paris France, we British, do not class it of the utmost importance.
What was john Hancock's role in the revolution?
John Hancock's role was to find strategies to find ways to defeat the British.
What is the historical importance of Kenya?
It was a cruicial part of British colonial empire.
The suffragists were actually willing to die for their cause?
Emmeline Pankhurst, a British suffragette and revolutionary seemed to be willing to. However, in general, most women were not actually in a position for that to be an issue. In most cases, they were free to advocate as they pleased, with little danger.
Who was tension between during the Boston massacre?
The Patriots were attempting to demonstrate against British taxation, and the soldiers were there to maintain order.
What the importance of the Treaty of Paris?
It ended the revolutionary war between the British and Americans.
What was the importance of Mohandas Gandhi's influence on freeing India from British rule?
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Why don't British palace guards move?
They demonstrate discipline but move only if they are they are or are about to be harmed
What was the importance of the Suez Canal to the British government?
it is an important passage way to the Indian ocean.
