There were probably a number of reasons, depending upon the circumstances of the individual, but the main reasons were that the individual was not unhappy with the circumstances of his life and, as a British subject, felt a strong sense of loyalty to Britain and the king.
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increased taxation and increased intrusion by Britain.
cus durin the 1500s Britain sent a few people over to America and they formed the 13 coloniesafter many battles the british government ran out of money and began to tax the colonies ALOT so they started the war of independencethe colonies won and havnt been a part of Britain since but i dnt think think they can acctually be called states because a) they're very small b) they were never really part of the origianal America
1. The United States offers to buy New Orleans from France 2. Haiti wins its independence from France 3. Napoleon offers to sell the Louisiana Territory to the United States
George Washington said, " i find that common sense is working a powerful change... in the minds of many men." Pg 51.. California prentice hall history of our nation.... independence through 1914.... authors... James west Davidson and Micheal b stoff
novanet; they felt that paliament and the crown must be obeyed as the legitament govenment of the empire
happy b day to me
a person that opposes or resists is A. lavish B. petty C. adversary D. stagnant
a.) There's no such thing as "southern britain" b.) Your question doesn't make sense.
B. C. Brown has written: 'Women of Britain'
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T. G. B. Cocks has written: 'The Parliament at Westminster' -- subject(s): Great Britain, Great Britain. Parliament
Francis B. Head has written: 'The Royal Engineer' -- subject(s): Great Britain, Great Britain. Army. Royal Engineers
P(A|B)= P(A n B) / P(B) P(A n B) = probability of both A and B happening to check for independence you see if P(A|B) = P(B)
J. B. Kriplany
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