It is secondary becuase 1935 was a while ago so that means the letter was old
The Huguenots were French Protestants. They settled throughout the colonies, especially after the French King Louis XIV took away their freedom of worship in 1685. The French Protestants (Reformed) were rarely concentrated in any one colony, however, and had a limited effect on religious life in general. Many eventually became Presbyterians.
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The answer is New Zealand (South & North Islands). New Zealand is an island country some 2000 km
southeast of Australia but it is not located in the southeast of Australia.
There is a difference. Two large islands, called North Island and South Island,
make up most of the country, which also includes numerous smaller islands.
Answer: Deep-seated differences in military discipline emerged between the British officers and the American colonial troops
Explanation:
The Great War for Empire was also called the French and Indian War in North America and refers to a conflict when France and her Indian allies attempted to defeat and take over the English colonies of North America.
The British sent their armies to North America to protect their colonies as they viewed them as very important. When they arrived however, they found American colonial troops and militias already engaged with the enemy with a certain George Washington amongst the ranks as well.
The British looked down on these American troops and didn't help them much such that a sort of rivalry and deep-seated difference in military discipline, emerged between them.
