Samuel De Champlain, an important figure in French History. An interesting figure...He was an amazing explorer, geographer, navigator, a soldier and etc...He established quite a few land-scapes in his voyages. One being in The New colony of France - The City of Quebec. During his voyages, he traveled through many seas, including; the northern sea, Celtic Sea (France to Spain. first voyage), and Lac Attigouautau - fresh water.
He even had the "Atlantic Ocean" temporarily be named after him - The Champlain Sea.
I hope this helps :) Lets hope I didnt miss any seas.
Answer:
The answer is impeachment.
Explanation:
<em>It is the act of formally accuse an elected official of wrongdoing or misconducting. It is a process by which a legislature brings charges against a civil officer of government for crimes alleged to have been committed, analogous to the bringing of an indictment by a grand jury.</em>
The British imposed new taxes on the colonies after the French and Indian War because B. The British felt that the colonies should pay for the protection they received during and after the war.
Basically, it was nothing but greed. The British were in such deep debt because of the war that they had to find an excuse to tax anything and everything to recover lost money from what they spent on the war.
The colonies didn't feel this was a just reason for being taxed and began protesting and eventually boycotting everything British. This then lead to what we know today as The Boston Tea Party.
American Revolution if I remember correctly.
Answer:
Lack of experienced generals and lack of provision
Explanation:
The main problem for the patriots in the first years of the war was lack of provisions - clothes, weapon, food... Also, the army didn't had so many experienced generals. Most of the officers who served in the Revolutionary army were officers in the British army in the previous wars.
The main achievements during first two years of war were first victories in the war, including <u>Preston and Trenton</u>. Also, the key event was signing of Declaration of Independence, and also deliberation of some cities, including the port of <u>Boston</u>.