The period of Indian warfare, during the Revolutionary War, by the native allies of Great Britain, led to what action and respon
se by the American militia forces in the south? A.) The American got the Cherokee to switch sides and fight the other Indians tribes for the US. B.) The militias led raids into Indian territory that destroyed their cops and their towns on the eastern side of the mountains, mostly ending their attacks
C.) The Americans created new trade agreements to gain a truce with the natives
D.) The American militia worked to create peace agreements with the Indians
Answer: (B.) The militias led raids into Indian territory that destroyed their cops and their towns on the eastern side of the mountains, mostly ending their attacks
After World War II, European countries lacked the wealth and political support necessary to suppress far-away revolts. They could not oppose the new superpowers the U.S. and the Soviet Union's stands against colonialism. Strong independence movements in colonies.
The correct answer is B. the idea that monarchism is outdated. Why? Locke was heavily in favor of classical liberalism, and supported a government model that was based on representative democracy, rather than a single ruler.
The Indians were tired of the British mutiny that is caused. The Indians attempted to escape but failed on many attempts. British rule over the indians lasted from 1857-58
