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Why did the french join the colonists?
because the french saw that there was a chance the colonists could actually win the war against Britain
How did the colonists view the political struggle with Britain in the 1760s and 1770s?
Good against evil
What argument might the netural colonists in the village use to try to persuade the others that the village should remain neutral?
Many of the Neutral Colonists in the village did not want to go to war against the king and Great Britain.
What two choices did the colonists have concerning their relationship with Great Britain?
The two choices the colonists had were either to submit or rebel against British rule. As the relationship between the colonists and Great Britain began to strain, the British continued their policy of taxation without representation. This angered the colonials and ultimately led to the War of Independence. While many colonials had no choice but to surrender to British rule, it would be the rebels and patriots that rallied the masses against tyrannical British law in the colonies.
What country did the American colonies fight against to gain their independence?
The American colonists were seeking independence from Great Britain. In order to have that independence, the American Revolutionary War was fought.
What is one reason colonists had difficulty coming together to revolt against Britain?
Lacked a unified army because many still thought of themselves as british
What is one reason the colonists had difficulty coming together to revolt againts Britain?
One reason the colonists had difficulty uniting against Britain was the diversity of their interests and priorities. The colonies were geographically and culturally distinct, with varying economic interests—such as agriculture in the South and trade in the North—which made it challenging to forge a cohesive movement. Additionally, local loyalties and a lack of communication between regions hindered collective action, as many colonists were more focused on local governance and issues than on a united rebellion against British rule.
Why were the committees of corresponding powerful?
they circulated writings about the colonists' grievances against Britain. Soon they brought together protesters.
What is one reason the colonist had difficulty coming together to report against Britain?
One significant reason the colonists had difficulty uniting against Britain was the diverse interests and identities among the colonies. Each colony had its own economic priorities, social structures, and political beliefs, which often led to conflicting views on issues such as taxation and governance. Additionally, regional rivalries and a lack of effective communication hindered the formation of a cohesive front against British rule. This fragmentation made it challenging for the colonists to present a unified response to British policies.
Why did the colonists unite against Britain?
because they were fighting for liberty
What will the consequences be for the colonists without a war?
Without the war against Britain The Colonists would be subject to the unfair rule and regulation that Great Britain handed to them.
How did the committee of correspondence help the colonists cause?
This committee circulated writings about colonists' grievances against Britain. Soon other committees of correspondence sprang up throughout the colonies, bringing together protesters opposed to Britain ≈ Slim
Author of Common Sense and The Crisis encouraging the colonists to rebel against Britain?
Thomas Paine wrote Common Sense as well as The Crisis, and encouraged the colonists to rebel against Britain. He was considered a significant inspiration to the Patriots.
What nation came to the aid of the American colonists in their fight against Britain?
France
In 1776 American colonists began a successful rebellion against?
Great Britain.
In 1776 American colonists began a successful rebellion against who?
Great Britain.
What organization circulated writings about colonists grevances against britain?
Committee of correspondence.
