Followed by an
American force led by the future president William Harrison, the British-Indian
force was beaten at the Battle of the Thames River on October 5. The
clash gave control of the western theater to the United States in the War of
1812. Tecumseh’s death marked the termination of Indian confrontation east of
the Mississippi River, and soon after most of the tired tribes were forced
west.
Answer:
A. the opportunities to work in fields of science and law
Explanation:
women had limited job choices outside the home and there were few women working in the field of science and law; majority of those occupations were male-driven.
<span>Mr Wilson wanted revenge. So I can tell the answer is D. He is writing a detective story.</span>
Answer: Gave European countries financial aid from the US
Explanation: I believe you meant to say Marshall Plan. This was after WWII. European countries were heavily damaged from the fighting, and served as an opportunity for communism to rise since the economy wasn't good. So, to contain the spread of communism and stop the Soviet Union from taking over more countries, the US gave more than $15 billion for financial rebuilding efforts.
Answer:
Other colonial powers like Spain, France, and the Netherlands got involved in order to adjust the balance of power with the British Empire.
Explanation:
At the time of the American Revolution, Britain had become the most powerful imperial nation in the world. In 1763, following the Seven Years War (which was, itself, a World War), the Treaty of Paris granted Britain much of the former French land in the Americas. As such, tension between France and Britain never really calmed.
Even at the start of the Revolutionary War, French, Spanish, and Dutch merchants had begun smuggling gunpowder into the United States through the Caribbean. Some estimates suggest that up to 90% of the gunpowder used by the Patriots came from these nations.
By 1778, France was concerned about the possibility of the British regaining their colonies and turning their full attention to fighting the French overseas. Following the Battle of Saratoga, in which the Patriots showed that their army was capable, France declared their alliance with the U.S. and send (mostly naval) military aid.
France's declaration sparked international declarations from elsewhere. Spain declared in 1779 that the time was right to recognize the U.S. and ally with them, and the Dutch joined in 1780. Both had been sending aid since 1776, and did not significantly change their involvement after announcing.
In India, meanwhile, the Mysore empire took the opportunity to push back against British imperialism, hoping to use French trading outposts as allied European power. The French, however, did not send the support promised.