For years white settlers had been harassing the Cherokees by stealing their livestock, burning their towns and squatting on their lands. In 1829, gold was discovered on Cherokee lands. More people flocked to Georgia and efforts to remove the Cherokees escalated.
Three direct causes of the American Revolution were:
- Colonists’ rights were restricted.
- Colonists were not represented in Parliament.
- Colonists were frustrated with high taxation.
<h3 /><h3>Why did the colonists seek independence?</h3>
The colonists were being subjected to high taxation which had reduced their standards of living.
This particularly annoyed them because they felt it wasn't right to be taxed without having representation in Parliament to voice their complaints. Their rights were also being restricted and they were treated as 2nd Class citizens.
Options for this question are:
Colonists’ rights were restricted.
Colonists were not represented in Parliament.
Colonists didn’t want England ruling from far away.
Colonists were frustrated with high taxation.
Colonists had a negative reaction to the Boston Tea Party.
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The correct answer is C) Comitting large amounts of American troops to the fight and massive bombing.
Lyndon B. Johnson comitted thousands of troops to Vietnam after the Tet Offensive of 1968. This attack by the Vietcong against the US and South Vietnamese forces was a devastating loss. In order to recover from this loss and increase the chances of American success in stopping the spread of communism to South Vietnam, Johnson comitted more troops for reinforcements.
