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Who was the most outspoken war hawk?
Henry Clay
What were the effects of the loyalist migration?
The most significant effect of the Loyalist migration was that the US lost its best and brightest minds as well as its hardest and most capable workers.
Was one of the most outspoken opponents of the ERA and the women's movement?
Phyllis Schlafly.
What was the most important thing Charles Cornwallis did in the Revolutionary War?
the most important thing general cornwallis did was fight in the battle of york town
Which group would most likely agree with ideas presented in common sense?
loyalist
Who were two of the most outspoken Radical Republicans during Reconstruction?
Charles Sumner and Thaddeus Stevens
What was the southern most settlement?
Charles Town , 1670
Where most of the people in New York loyalist or patriot in the American Revolution?
loyalist loyalist
Who was the most outspoken war hawk?
Henry Clay
Why did the battle of Charles town start?
well, the battle of Charles town was a british siege of Charles town in may 1780 in which the Americans suffered from the worst defeat of the war. but it started because the British captured the port of Savannah and they conquered most of Georgia and in 1780 they landed in South Carolina. they traped some Americans in Charles town until the colonists surrendered.
What were the effects of the loyalist migration?
The most significant effect of the Loyalist migration was that the US lost its best and brightest minds as well as its hardest and most capable workers.
What loyalist supported slavery the most?
George McClellan
Was one of the most outspoken opponents of the ERA and the women's movement?
Phyllis Schlafly.
Was one of the most outspoken opponents of the ERA and the women's movement.?
Phyllis Schlafly.
What was the most important thing Charles Cornwallis did in the Revolutionary War?
the most important thing general cornwallis did was fight in the battle of york town
What did England assume about the South?
most southern farmers were loyalist
Who was the most outspoken opponent of the Kansas-Nebraska Act?
John Calhoun and Henry Seward.
