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What were the colonist called who rebelled against the king of England?
They were called patriots.
Why was king George important?
he taxed the English unreasonably until they rebelled
Who was the man which rebelled against the Qin dynasty and renamed himself king of Han?
Liu Bang
What did the king and other English leaders think about Americans?
they were ever wize ppl
What is the stamp act and why did Paul Revere and the other colonists rebel against the act?
the stamp act is a tax on paper and Paul revere and other colonists rebelled against it because they thought the king had no right to tax with out representation.
Who rebelled against King William from 1066 to 1072?
The English rebelled against him because they were angry with him. The people from the north especially, because of the harrying of the north.
When the colonies rebelled against the King who became their government?
If you are asking about the revolution it happened in 1776 when the colonies declared independence from the English king.
Who was the leader of Songhai people who rebelled against the king?
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What were the colonist called who rebelled against the king of England?
They were called patriots.
Why was king George important?
he taxed the English unreasonably until they rebelled
What did the baron do to king john?
They rebelled against him and refused to make an stronger army for King John.
What were American colonists called if they rebelled against the King of England?
They would be called rebels
Why did the Romans rebel against the taraquins?
The Romans rebelled against Taquinius Priscus, the last king of Rome, because he was a tyrant.
Who was the man which rebelled against the Qin dynasty and renamed himself king of Han?
Liu Bang
Who was the man which rebelled against the qing dynastyand renamed himself king of han?
liu bang
When did the states decide to tax income and why?
The States started to pay tax when it was a British colony. King George raised the tax higher and the Americans rightly objected. This was one of the main reasons they rebelled against the British and won.
Why did the 1st contenental congress meet in 1174?
According to Wikipedia, the Revolt of 1173 to 1174 began when Henry "The Young King" rebelled against his father Henry II of England. The Young King was married to a daughter of the King of France, so when he rebelled against his father, he fled to the Continent to amass his army. He also convened a council of advisers, which might be the Continental Congress you are referring to. The Revolt ultimately failed, but the Young King was not killed because he was supported by many noblemen on the English side of the Channel as well as on the Continent.
