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What was the British reaction to this Reign of Terror?
They accused France of suffering from National insanity.
Who were George Washington's enemies?
The British The British The British The British Gaile NO; because once George Washington help the British during the French and Indian war
When the first modern british parliament was formed between 1272 and 1307 who was king of England?
king edward 1
What was the proclamation line issued by king george 111?
increased the number of British troops in the colonies.
Who was british pm at start of World War 2?
King George VI was king throughout World War II.
Why anne boleyne was accused of treason?
She was accused of "bewitching" the King and in so taking action against King and Country
What document accused King George of England of imposing taxes on English colonists without the right to do so?
british soldiers had to be house and fed by the americans
What document accused King George III of England of imposing taxes on English colonists without the right to do so?
british soldiers had to be house and fed by the americans
What document accused King George III of England of imposing taxes on English colonists without the right to do so.?
british soldiers had to be house and fed by the americans
What person was accused of trying to become a king and was killed?
yes, there was a person accused of trying to become a king and was killed for this belief. It was Julius Caesar.
What was the name of the British king?
King George was the British king.
What king accused of causing the break between the colonies and the mother county?
King George III
What was the British reaction to this Reign of Terror?
They accused France of suffering from National insanity.
Where could British officials accused of crime request to have their trial?
because of the chicken
Which of Henry VIII's wives was accused of trapping the king?
Anne Boleyn.
Which character from Shakespeare's King Lear is accused of treason and blinded?
The character accused of treason and blinded in Shakespeare's King Lear is the Duke of Gloucester's illegitimate son, Edmund. He betrays his father and brother, Edgar, leading to his father being accused of treason and subsequent blinding.
Why was Joan of Arc sent to trial?
Joan was accused by the British of being a witch and a heretic.
