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Where were the British living comfortably while Washington and his troops were freezing at Valley Forge?
Where were the British living comfortably
Was there a lot of immigrants during the American Revolution?
The original non-native Americans were IMMIGRANTS. Many of the people living in America during the American Revolution were immigrants. The British Colony of America was often used by Britain (and other European Countries followed the same practice) of unloading their criminals, by banishing them to the "Americas." Like Australia, America was loosely used by European Nations as a "Penal Colony."
Where were the British living comfortably near Valley Forge?
The British were living comfortably in Philadelphia during the winter of 1777-1778, just a few miles from the Continental Army's encampment at Valley Forge. Philadelphia, as the colonial capital, provided them with resources, amenities, and a secure base of operations, allowing British troops to enjoy better living conditions compared to the hardships faced by the Continental Army at Valley Forge. This proximity highlighted the stark contrast between the well-supplied British forces and the struggling American troops.
What was the segowlee cantonment?
Living quarters for British Troops in Segowlee, India.
Why was the Vietnam war call the living room of war?
Because anyone could watch it almost live, and in living color, from their living rooms.
What was paved the way for greater colonial unification?
After years of living outside direct British control, the colonies developed an "American" spirit of independence. As the colonial societies grew and began to overlap it increased unity. Whenever the British started exerting their rule again in the colonies, Americans were united in anger.
Which was the biggest issue for settlers living in the western edge of the colonies in the 1760s?
Native American attacks
Who were the people living in the virginian colonies?
The first people living in the Virginia colonies were Native Americans. They were then joined by settlers from England.
Where did the people living in the British colonies come from?
England
Which act taxed good shipped to the colonies and was used to pay british living in the colonies?
townshend acts
In the 1760s half of the two million people living in British Colonies lived in?
In the 1760's, half of the two million people living in British Colonies lived on the Atlantic Coast. They lived east of the Appalachians.
What affects did anglicization have on the colonies?
"It made people living in the colonies adapt to British rule, (even fashions)..." -JAAY
Is Juno temple American or British?
British! Her accent is merging into american, due to living out there and role requirements, but she is definitely British :)
What did the new England colonies rely on to make a living?
The New England colonies relied on fishing to make a living. They also relied on the help from the Native Americans in the area.
How did taxation create tensions create tensions between the American colonies and the British government?
Taxation created tension because the Americans thought it was unfair to pay taxes to the parliaments when the Americans had no representation in the parliament.
Why are only citizens of the US called American while Mexico and Canada are also on the North American continent?
The terms "Americans" or "American colonists" were used by the British way back when the USA was only a colony of Britain. After the USA was formed, people living in this new country continued to be referred to as Americans. So American people did not choose to call themselves that. If anyone presumed that people in the territory of what is now the USA were the only "Americans," then it was the British. The term is not exclusively used by US citizens either. Many other countries refer to US Citizens as "Americans" also.
Who were the British in the American revolution?
Among combattants--soldiers who actually took part in the fighting--there were: - British regular army (commonly referred to as "Redcoats"); - Loyalist militias composed of people living in the American colonies but wishing to remain British subjects; - Hessian (German) mercenaries hired to fight on behalf of the British. Among civilians, there were some who supported the King and some who supported the revolution.
