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What actions did the continental congress take?
Declared the Massachusetts militia to be theContinental Army
Colony that seemed to take the lead in disobeying british laws?
The Colony that seemed to take the lead in disobeying British laws was Massachusetts. Massachusetts had the largest sea port at the time. Strategic actions were taken in Boston Harbor to let the British know the Colonists did not want to obey British tax laws.
What are two examples of actions the British took between 1775-1776 which pushed more and more Americans toward indapendence?
Between 1775 and 1776, the British actions that pushed Americans toward independence included the implementation of the Intolerable Acts, which aimed to punish Massachusetts for the Boston Tea Party and curtailed colonial self-governance. Additionally, the aggressive military responses, such as the battles at Lexington and Concord and the subsequent siege of Boston, demonstrated to many colonists that the British were willing to use force to suppress dissent, galvanizing support for independence. These actions fueled resentment and the desire for self-determination among the colonists.
Is there an sas in the us military?
ANSWER Special Air Service. It is a British special military Corp, specialized in high-risk covert actions and similar anti-terrorism operations.
What did thomas gage have to do for the colonists?
Thomas Gage was the British military officer and governor of Massachusetts who played a crucial role in the early stages of the American Revolutionary War. He is best known for his attempts to enforce British law and control colonial dissent, which included the imposition of martial law in Boston and ordering the seizure of colonial military supplies in Concord. His actions, particularly the march to Lexington and Concord in April 1775, directly provoked the first battles of the Revolution, galvanizing the colonists' resistance against British authority. Ultimately, Gage's efforts to maintain British control contributed to the escalating conflict between Britain and its American colonies.
Where did American Places take place?
The first military actions took place in Massachusetts, in 1775. The British were driven out of Boston in 1776. The conflict then shifted to New York; the Americans scored some victories in upstate New York, but the British captured New York City. Washington's army camped in Pennsylvania, and famously crossed the Delaware river to attack the British in New Jersey. Military actions in New York and Pennsylvania continued into 1777 and 1778. The southern colonies were involved in the second half of the war. The British captured Savannah and Charleston and began pursuing the Americans throughout the backcountry of South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia. The war culminated with the northern and southern forces trapping the British army at Yorktown, Virginia, in 1781. So, at one point or another, military conflict occurred in every one of the thirteen colonies. In addition, with the entry of France into the war, there were conflicts between the British and the French in the West Indies, Gibraltar and as far away as India.
Is the president actually in the military?
He or she would be considered the head of military actions.
How d id US prevent communism from spreading in Latin America?
Covert military actions or covert military aid
What actions did the second continentional congress take?
Declared the Massachusetts militia to be theContinental Army
Which of these statements identifies a similarity between Saladin and Joan of Arc?
APEX: Both helped unite large groups for military actions.
What are all the Massachusetts judges appointed for?
Judges are appointed to judge legal actions.
What actions did continental congress take?
Declared the Massachusetts militia to be theContinental Army
