the british came by neither they flew across the ocean and then they dug a hole under the sea and tunneled through it until they got there and went 111 miles per hour in their magical boatthe british came by neither they flew across the ocean and then they dug a hole under the sea and tunneled through it until they got there and went 111 miles per hour in their magical boatthis kids really wrong its 1 latern if by land n 2 if by sea n there were 2 so they came by sea to trick the army of colonies Paul Revere spread the newsn the first kid isn't funny at all
The British American land claims of 1815 were claims acted uppon the fact that the United states had taken it's independence from the British government and brittain had to take some land. so they took Canada
The British arrived in Fort Hill on March 1775(12,000 British troops)
They controlled the sea.
he did so for anybody that's trying to hide from the british No. Paul Revere met at the Old North Church where the decision was made to warn the men in Concord and Lexington. The lanterns were a signal to those outside Boston----and not for Revere. No, Paul Revere's friend hung them. But it wasnt Dawes because him and Revere were together when they notticed they were lit.
Washington wanted to get the British out of New York City but the recently arrived French Commander, Comte de Rochambeau, had to get his fleet to the carribean by October so he convinced Washington that it would be easier for the French Fleet to assist in the attack further south where Cornwallis was in Yorktown with 9000 British soldiers, where he had fewer soldiers than the occupation of New York City. The plan was for the French Commander to defeat the British fleet at the battle of Chesapeake (which succeeded in early September) and thus blocked any escape by sea for Cornwallis. Washington sent the French General Lafayette to contain Cornwallis until he and his forces could arrive (which he did). So the combined attack at Yorktown by land and by sea left no choice for Cornwallis but to surrender.
They came by sea. One if by land, two if by sea. Two laterns were hung in the tower window, so the British came by sea.
The British came by both land and sea, depending on the geographic location of the conflict and their strategic objectives. In some cases, British forces arrived by sea to launch amphibious attacks or establish naval blockades, while in other instances, they advanced on land through military campaigns and land-based operations.
Sea breezes come from the sea onto the land, and land breezes come from the land onto the sea.
land
Both. They traveled by land when they were on land, and by sea when traveling across continents, like to the colonies.
They came "by sea". The British soldiers' approach to Lexington would be determined by which route they took out of Boston. This why the question "by land or by sea" was so important to the rebels.
british came to India by sea,basically for business.
By sea and land.
one lantern if the british were going on land two if they were going on sea
They seized their troops.
by sea
the British wanted their land