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What colonies did the British establish in North America?
There were English colonies in North America from 1607 until 1783. Canada never had a colonial relationship with Great Britain.
When was British North America founded?
The British North America was founded in 1818 after the war of 1812. A treaty was drawn up.This formed the British North America border of Ruperts land wet to the Rockies.
What does it mean to be JABBING in America and who coined the term?
The term- JABBING in America was coined by reggae creator and trench town reggae legend Ras cardo who came up with the term and the idea to help lift America out of its present depression, and financial hardships and uncertainty. He thought that it would be a most fitting slogan for people to share with each other and to feel good about in this time since he knows what it really means to overcome hardships coming from Jamaica to America. The term means -ABBS- America bouncing back soon, or to Jamaicanize it-JABBING- Jamerican bouncing back soon. This is his original idea under his copyrighted slogan- A reggae education for a healing of the nation.(c) All rights reserved globally.
Where were the immigrants to America coming from after the civil war?
england
How many africans died coming to America?
4.5
What hardships did Irish have to face when coming to America?
they faced prejudice
What effects did the coming of the loyalists have on British North America?
A good one.
What country called the fishing village before the coming of the British?
singapore
Why did British colonist come to America?
They wanted religious freedom, such as the Pilgrims coming over on the Mayflower.
How did Paul Revere warn America of British Attachs?
He rode around on a horse one at at midnight and yelled "The British are coming, the British are coming" and warned everyone around that they were going tyo attack. He screamed and he screamed and that's how they found out.
How did the British cause economic hardships for the colonies?
The 13 colonies were scared the British navy were surrounding them.
Was Paul Revere British?
Paul Revere was a citizen of the British colony of Massachusetts. He was born in America but was, at least until the American Revolution technically a British subject as were all colonists at the time. After the war, Revere like all colonist who chose to remain in America, was an American. His cry thought every Middlesex town that "The British are coming!" referred to the British regulars who were marching toward Lexington and Concord, and in fact according to Revere's memoirs, his exact phrase was "The regulars are coming out!" He would not have said that the British were coming because in his mind he was British as well.
Was it worth the British coming to American?
Yes, they settled the area successfully before the settlers decided they wanted to be independant. The British settlement made America what it is today.
What were some of the hardships the colonists faced im America?
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What were the hardships that Cartier face in the all of the voyages?
The Hardships were that his sailors got sick and starved to death.Water was coming in .There were bugs rats and spidersthere were storms that were violent
What did Paul Revere do during Colonial America?
By profession, Paul Revere was a silversmith. He joined with his community to oppose the British rulers. He is famous for his midnight ride on April 17, 1775. He rode to neighboring communities to announce that the British Army was about to attack them. Today, we remember his message simply as, "The British are coming! The British are coming!"
What is Paul Revere's famous cry?
The British are coming!The British are coming!
