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Why were ligthhouse built?
To shake people <---(shake people? what you on about?) lighthouses were built for ships to be able to see that they are close to the harbour and to stop crashing inot rocks and the breakwater.
To solve the British crew stealing problem. The U.S. sends __________ to settle things. They _____ Jays Treaty. And the British agree to ______ troops. The French see this as _____ and ____ our ships.?
John Jay, sign, withdraw, betrayal, attack.
People accused of crimes are guaranteed what rights?
The right to an attorney Umm, get arrested. There are no rights anymore. You have the right to say, "Yes, officer," and anything outside that will earn you a world of hurt. I worked in law for 20 years, and I see very few good police officers any more.
Why was the battle of breeds hill seen as an important battle in the fight for America's independence?
The Battle of Breeds Hill was an important battle during the American Revolution because it was one of the first major battles. Due to limited amounts of rebel gun powder, troops were told to not shoot until they could see the whites of the enemys' eyes. They were also told to aim for commanding officers in the British army to help demoralize the enemy. Even though the British won the Battle of Breeds Hill, about 1 in 6 of their officers were killed. American troops were forced to retreat because the supply of gunpowder was used up. Even though the Americans lost this battle, it showed to the British and the rest of the world that Americans were willing to risk their lives to fight for their freedom.
Why did the American officers at Bunker Hill tell their men not to fire 'until you see the whites in their eyes'?
William Prescott was a Colonel in Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. He is the one that instructed his soldiers not to fire on the enemy until they were close enough to make eye contact.
