France in the American Revolutionary War

My report will be about Aaron Burr Jr not Aaron Burr Sr that was his father.I will be explaining what he did for his country. First I will be talking about birthdate and death date also cause of death.Second I will explain his troubles during life and in the military also when he was helping his president Thomas Jefferson he was the third president.Third his life at home so family like kids, parents, and his two wives that he had.Fourth I will include fun facts or the crimes he might have…

shape Canada in many various ways. Advising the passage of the Quebec Act in 1774 which helped seigniors and the Roman Catholic Church. Sir Guy Carleton’s courage and energy rubbed off on his troops and inspired them which helped drive back the Americans from Quebec City leading to the safety of the country. He also helped relocate the British Loyalists from the 13 Colonies to the Caribbean to Canada, Nova Scotia as a precaution in case the troops come back. Sir Guy Carleton was revered and…

During 1765 there were many conflicts that played a huge role in the English North America. Most of which involved all the indians. All of them changed American history in some sort of a way. Two of many major events that happened in this time where King Phillips War, and also in Virginia, Bacons Rebellion. King Phillips War ended any relations between the indians and the New England colonists. While Bacons rebellion was him using poor frontier farmers for British Rule. Those are two major…

Was the American Revolution really all that revolutionary? Due to all the political bodies and documents written, it can be proven that the American Revolution was revolutionary. Most of the ten documents researched, can show revolutional subjects. These subjects contain letters written to political leaders for rights, religion, conflict, and anger from colonists. Through all the documents, most of them were anger from the colonist and not getting what they deserved. There were ten documents,…

In this essay I will be analyzing the successes and failures of the Early Republic presidential administrations of Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe. In 1776, American colonies decided to declare independence from Britain. From 1776 to 1789, America had no true leader, although people had identified themselves as “presidents.” There was not an official U.S. president until George Washington in 1789. That was the beginning of a new nation. George Washington united our new nation,…

James Cook, the British navigator and explorer, rose from humble beginnings to become the most legendary seaman of his time. Moreover, he discovered and accurately charted the entire coastline of New Zealand and the Great Barrier Reef of Australia, and he was also the first person to explore the Antarctic region. Born on 27th October 1728, at Marton-in-Cleveland, Yorkshire, James Cook was the son of a Scottish farm worker, and he spent most of his childhood on a farm near Great Ayton, where he…

I would convince a loyalist to support the patriots in the american revolution by, first reminding them that if we have more support on the patriotic side then we have a better chance of winning our freedom. I realize that this fact may make the loyalist retort with but we need the king to survive. Well, when we separate from the mother country we still have a large chance that the goods we trade with them will still be traded between us. This is due to the fact that they need things we have and…

Religious freedom and, cash cropping provided the basis for the establishment of the English colonies. These two motives are both distinctly American, exemplified by how the ideas of liberty and capitalism are so deeply rooted in American life today. However, American society, even in pre-revolutionary times, became so rich and diverse that the English and the English had begun to overlook the original intent for their formation. The colonies found their own purposes separate from those…

The Continental Army was able to do so by offering large bounties of land to induce men to enlist, and eventually reducing service terms to three months. The first phase of the war took place in New England from 1774 to 1777. This phase was viewed as police action since it represented England’s attempts to bring their colonial upstart back into line. The second began in 1776 and was fought in the Middle Colonies. This was when…

one of the many factors that contributed to the war between Britain and the colonies. The more the colonies try to fight back the more the British increased taxes (p99). The British basic wanted to control and dictate the colonies lives. In 1765 the colonies boycotted British goods hoping that would put a stop to it. (p101) The native Americans were taking the British side thinking it will stop them from taking their land (p101). The African-American sided with British thinking if they won it…