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Depending on what camp they were in, American colonists were either anxious or reluctant to break their ties with Britain. Loyalists or Tories were determined to keep their relationship intact with Britain, they were most numerous in the South. Patriots, especially strong in the New England area, were all for a complete break with the British. The Neutrals, on the other hand, could see value on both sides of the issue. There were still strong familial ties with Great Britain and many liked King George III but felt Parliament was the problem.
They considered themselves British and there really wasn't an American identity yet. Also, it is better hate something you know rather than to risk all for something you don't know. They were loyal to the king.
Britain didn't want Americans (colonist) to have freedom because of the king of course the king would rule his followers so British people (The Loyalist) followed what they said. Britain want other countries to trade and have money. The British always wanted to be on top of other countries. Britain thought if the colonist would stop trading they would lose the good trading stuff like crops from farmers
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Why were Americans so long reluctant to break with Britain how does the declaration of independence explain the causes that impel them to separation?
· The Americans were so long reluctant to break with Britain because the Americans had a lot of autonomy and were reliant on British trade for many goods. Many of them felt as if they would be unable to mount a respectable defense against a British attack after they fought for sovereignty.
In which year did Australia get its independence from US?
Australia did not acquire its independence from the US. The US has never had any claim to any part of Australia. Both countries were initially colonised by Britain, and each, in turn, acquired its independence from Britain.
What did the Americans hope to receive from the Great Britain?
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Who had to fight wars against the French and the Americans to gain its independence?
Vietnam is the country (formerly part of French Indochina). But technically the communist North was independent in 1954 after defeating the French, and took another 20 years to extend their rule over the people in South Vietnam.
What does Fourth of July represent?
It represents the Americans getting Independence. Independence Day
Why were Americans so long reluctant to break with Britain how does the declaration of independence explain the causes that impel them to separation?
· The Americans were so long reluctant to break with Britain because the Americans had a lot of autonomy and were reliant on British trade for many goods. Many of them felt as if they would be unable to mount a respectable defense against a British attack after they fought for sovereignty.
Why did many Americans independence from Britain?
They were being taxed
Who did Americans win independence from?
Great Britain (England)
What issues did Americans face after they declared their independence from Britain?
When the Americans declared their independence from Britain, they were faced with the question of what type of government to have. They had to decide on having monarchy, democracy, or republic.
From whom did the Americans become independence after this war?
great Britain
What country had to fight against the french and the Americans for independence?
Britain
In which year did Australia get its independence from US?
Australia did not acquire its independence from the US. The US has never had any claim to any part of Australia. Both countries were initially colonised by Britain, and each, in turn, acquired its independence from Britain.
What is the Fourth of July in America?
It is the day that we Americans celebrate our independence from Britain.
What do Americans do on July 4?
Independence Day, celebrates the Declaration of Independence of the United States from Great Britain in 1776.
What did the Americans hope to receive from the Great Britain?
You need to be more specific with your question.
Why is it called the American War for Independence?
Because Americans lived on the continent of NORTH AMERICA and were fighting the British who OWNED most of NORTH AMERICA...Americans were COLONIES of Great Britain. American COLONISTS wanted INDEPENDENCE from their British owners or leadership. Britain would NOT allow that independence, so the Colonists fought them for it.
Why did many Americans support independence from Britain?
They were being taxed
