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What happened in siege of Boston?
It was the opening phase of the American Revolution war. The colonial militias surrounded Boston, preventing the British from leaving by land and preventing supplies from entering by land. The siege ended when the British left by sea after canon were put in place on Dorchester Heights, overlooking the town.
How many Australians fought in World War 1?
300,000 soldiers fought in world war one,62,000 died leaving 228,000 soldiers
Why did America begin the Berlin Airlift?
Because Russia had taken over East Berlin, the supplies coming from West Berlin to East Berlin had been cut off, leaving the people in East Berlin with virtually no supplies. The Berlin Airlift was then enacted as a sort of brinkmanship as well as to give East Berliners their items.
What were the conditions of war like for the men of the militia?
The conditions of war for the men of the militia were often harsh and challenging. They faced inadequate supplies, poor living conditions, and the constant threat of enemy engagement. Many militia members were not professional soldiers, which meant they lacked proper training and experience, making them more vulnerable in combat. Additionally, the psychological toll of war, combined with the strain of leaving their families and homes, added to the difficulties they endured.
Significance of the location of Fort Sumter in the Battle of Fort Sumter?
The fort stood at the entrance to the harbor in Charleston. It would prevent ships entering and leaving the harbor and would prevent it being used for supplies and transport.
The nucleus is enclosed by a double layered membrane that serves to?
monitor the substances entering and leaving the nucleus and separate the nucleus from the surrounding environment
The nucleus is enclosed by a double-layered membrane that serves to?
Monitor the substances entering and leaving the nucleus and separate the nucleus from the surrounding environment. for Plato it's (B) :)
How did the Union blockade affect the Confederate economy?
It prevented any major vessels entering or leaving Southern ports. This ended Confederate hopes of exporting their plentiful cotton in exchange for war supplies.
Shitsurei shimasu?
Said when entering or leaving the dojo.
Does the cell membrane keep materials from entering or leaving the cell?
yes, the cell membrane does keep material from entering or leaving the cell -karla cruz 7th grade
How does blood entering the lungs differ from blood leaving the lungs?
The blood leaving the lungs is loaded with oxygen, while blood entering the lungs is about to get oxygen from the respiratory system.
What is the Shutting of a port to keep people or supplies from moving?
The shutting down of a port to prevent people or goods from entering or leaving is known as a blockade. Blockades are often implemented in times of conflict or to enforce sanctions.
Why did America need to break the British naval blockade?
Great Britain's navy kept the ships of the Patriots and of their allies from entering or leaving American harbors. This blockade prevented supplies and reinforcements from reaching the Continental Army.
How do you measure the quantity of heat entering or leaving a subsance?
A calorimeter.
Why didnt the government supply enough food and equipment to the continental army?
The states had the responsibility to determine how the clothing, food, and other financial aspects were to be paid for the Continental Army soldiers. These states disagreed on how the money to pay for these obligations would be obtained leaving shortages on supplies, shelter, clothing, and other necessities for the soldiers. Congress did not have the power to raise taxes to pay for them.
To seal off a place to stop goods or people from entering or leaving?
What is a tliektye
What if water kept entering but not leaving the cell?
Edema, and eventually it would burst.
