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What problems did England face after World War 2?
After the seven years war, the English were stuck with large debts. They were also stuck with a larger frontier to guard and many rebellious Native American tribes who sided with the French. The English raised taxes on their colonies in America, one of the least taxed areas in the world at the time. The rise in taxes caused discontent among their colonies and was direct cause to the American Revolution
Causes and effects of the boston massacre?
Conflicts between the British and the colonists had been on the rise because the British government had been trying to increase control over the colonies and raise taxes at the same time. The event in Boston helped to unite the colonies against Britain. What started as a minor fight became a turning point in the beginnings of the American Revolution. The Boston Massacre helped spark the colonists' desire for American independence, while the dead rioters became martyrs for liberty.
Why did the British decide to settle in Australia after the loss of the American colonies?
They colonized there to put all the prisoners there because of all the un inployment issues and the rise in crime in London
How can the link between Britain's natural resources and its rise as an industrial nation be explained?
Great Britain has natural ports and navigable rivers, plus rich coal and iron deposits. All boosted Britain's rise as an industrial nation.
What led to the rise to many new churches in the colonies?
God botherers.
What problems did England face after World War 2?
After the seven years war, the English were stuck with large debts. They were also stuck with a larger frontier to guard and many rebellious Native American tribes who sided with the French. The English raised taxes on their colonies in America, one of the least taxed areas in the world at the time. The rise in taxes caused discontent among their colonies and was direct cause to the American Revolution
What are the econmic causes of the American Civil War?
Tariffs, which were taxes on imported goods. The north favored them because they protected their factories from foreign competition. However, the south feared that Britain, who bought a lot of their cotton, would stop buying it. Also, the tariffs caused the cost of goods to rise.
Will Barack Obama rise taxes?
Barack Obama states he will not raise taxes.
What position does Obama have on taxes?
he wants to rise them
Causes and effects of the boston massacre?
Conflicts between the British and the colonists had been on the rise because the British government had been trying to increase control over the colonies and raise taxes at the same time. The event in Boston helped to unite the colonies against Britain. What started as a minor fight became a turning point in the beginnings of the American Revolution. The Boston Massacre helped spark the colonists' desire for American independence, while the dead rioters became martyrs for liberty.
The rise of commerce in the English colonies was aided by?
currency
What were the primary motivating factors for America's founding fathers to rebel against England?
2 major reasons of why colonists rebelled against great britain is that the lack of an American voice in Parliament gave rise to the famous phrase "taxation without representation." The #2 The raise of taxes made it very stressful and that lead to the revolutionary war
Why did the British decide to settle in Australia after the loss of the American colonies?
They colonized there to put all the prisoners there because of all the un inployment issues and the rise in crime in London
What led to the rise of many churches in the colonies?
God botherers.
What is the incidence of indirect taxes?
Incidence of indirect taxes indicate how much burden of indirect taxes will be borne by the producers and how much by the consumers by way of rise in price.
When is the government budget deficit is most likely to rise?
When there is a decrease in taxes
How can the link between Britain's natural resources and its rise as an industrial nation be explained?
Great Britain has natural ports and navigable rivers, plus rich coal and iron deposits. All boosted Britain's rise as an industrial nation.
