In Colonial America, there were only thirteen American colonies at the time that the Revolutionary Movement began simply because only that many had thus far been organized. It should be noted that there were, at the time, numerous other British colonies throughout the Americas, both to the north and to the south of what would soon become the (thirteen) United States of America.
The King of England at the time heard of America from others, and wanted more land so he set up the 13 colonies.
Because they were colonies (later became states) and there were 13 of them
for religious, political, and profitable reasons. Queen Elizabeth also wanted to expand the empire.
There's good information on this site:
http://londonlady.hubpages.com/hub/Was-the-Declaration-of-Independence-Justified
because there were 13 colonies established in the Americas
Many different reasons one is for religouse beleifs another is to become rich and wealthy
james browan
it was named that because it was the first congress to get together in the 13 colonies
The Answer is ... The 13 Colonies DIED
There were 13 colonies
what was the year of the 13 colonies?
james browan
it was named that because it was the first congress to get together in the 13 colonies
There were seven royal colonies.
William Penn named the middle colonies
13 colonies
New York, originally named "New Amsterdam", was part of the original 13 colonies.
The time during which the colonies were named, the 13 colonies were still underneath the control and supervision of Britain, and George was one of the lines of Kings that reigned over the 13 colonies, albeit controversially. Lets Keep This Nice And Simple For King George II
The Answer is ... The 13 Colonies DIED
There were 13 colonies
what was the year of the 13 colonies?
mercantilism affected the 13 colonies because it was the type of government the 13 colonies used
3, 12, or 13 colonies