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house wives and other not so important people were affected by the british forts. The British set fire to the houses and raped all the women and children. The men were left with nothing. So in reality it was the citizens of the nation, especially the men who were affected.
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What are five forts or camps established in Indian territory after the removals were completed?
What are five forts and camps established in Indian territory after the removals were completed
What are the two largest confederate forts?
what are the two largest forts in the Confederate
Why did the Ohio Valley become the area of conflict between the French and British in America?
The Ohio river valley became an area of conflict because of the fertile land that it contained. There, the French or the British could set up camps and claim the territory as their own leaving them self sustaining for the most part.
Why did the united states declare war on great britain in 1812?
There were many reasons behind this war. was The obvious main reason that Britain was capturing American ships and took any sailors that had been in the British navy off the American and impressed them back into the British service. They took many who they only suspected of having been British. Both the French and the British ignored the rights of US neutrality during the Napoleonic Wars, so there were already hard feelings with the British. The boundary between the US and Canada was in dispute and the British had never given up their forts in the US Northwest. Sometimes the British would arm the Indians and incite to attack the settlers. The United States may have seen an "opportunity " to grab land, while the British were deeply involved in a bitter war with France. The small number of regular British Army units in Canada was a further inducement for the land hungry Americans war hawks to invade Canada. The one lasting effect of the war of 1812 was the first establishment of the international boundary, at least in the eastern part of the Canada /USA border, to east of Lake Michigan.
How did France protect its land in north America?
they had a system of forts
What caused the conflict in the Northwest territory in the 1791?
One cause of the Northwest Indian war was the fact that the British continued to support the Native Americans and keep forts in the territory. The Northwest Indian War last for a total of 10 years.
Whose bold adventures captured British forts in the northwest territory for America?
George Rogers Clark.
What treaty finally got the british to abandon their forts in the 1790's?
In the Jay treaty, great britain agreed to remove british troops from the american northwest territory!
In what area did the British forts after the American revolution?
the American territory along the Great Lakes
Which country did not leave the forts in the Ohio river valley of the northwest territory after the war for independence?
Spain
What do aryans do?
They took power in Dasyu territory and destroyed stone forts in northwest India and Pakistan.
What did Aryans do?
They took power in Dasyu territory and destroyed stone forts in northwest India and Pakistan.
Describe the term of jay's treaty?
It is an agreement for Britain to leave the forts it occupied in the Northwest Territory.
Who did Aryans Who did?
The Aryans invaded Dasyu territory in northwest India and Pakistan, and destroyed their stone forts.
What made the British relinquish forts in the Northwest and improve trade relations?
Jay's Treaty
What wartime treaty finally brought about the evacuation of British forts in Northwest?
Jay's Treaty
What made the British relinquish their forts in the northwest and improve trade relations?
Jay's Treaty
