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Why did the british move their campaign from New England to new york?
During the Revolutionary the British abandoned Boston. The situation in Boston became untenable. Or, they could not hold it. The United States could attack with its army and defeat the British Army. Instead, the British could go to New York. The United States had nothing that could match the British naval guns. New York City, except for The Bronx, is completely surrounded by water. The British could stay in New York as long as they wanted and use it as a base. Unlike Boston, the British in Boston could use ships for Artillery against infantry.
The final result of the British attack on New York State?
they surrenedered but Howe westberg (a commander) killed goerge washingtons army and therefore surrened towards the British
Where did American and French armies attack the British?
york town
Who lost the battle with the British in New York?
In the Battle of New York, the British defeated the Americans.
How did york get its name?
The british named the new york,new york in honor with duke
When was British International School of New York created?
British International School of New York was created in 2006.
Who with Benedict Arnold led an attack on a British fort along the Hudson River in New York?
Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain boys of Vermont
Was New York ever called York?
No, it was New Amsterdam until it was renamed New York by the British.
What was New York called befor the british took control?
New York. After the Duke of York.
How many people lived in British New York in 1700?
How many people lived in British New York in the 1700
What are the release dates for Attack of the Zombie Vampires - 2008?
Attack of the Zombie Vampires - 2008 was released on: USA: 12 November 2008 (New York City, New York) USA: 12 November 2008 (New York City, New York)
Did the British settle New York City?
No. New york city was origanally New Amsterdam. It was part of New netherland (dutch) It was concured by the british and renamed.
