Eight soldiers, one officer, and four citizens were detained and accused of murder; John Adams, who would later become president of the United States, defended them. Six of the soldiers were found not guilty; the other two received manslaughter convictions and lighter terms.
What kind of reaction did the British provide to the Boston Tea Party and Massacre?
In response to the Boston Tea Party, the British placed even stricter regulations on the Massachusetts colony. The Coercive Acts amended the colonial charter of Massachusetts, granting the royally chosen governor greatly enlarged powers, imposed fines for the stolen tea, and dispatched British troops to Boston.
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What’s your question? I’m going to assume that this is a multiple choice. If so, it would be colonies labor and resources.
After the end of the Civil war, the Republican party was left unchallenged in its authority over the country. It then started the process of Reconstruction of the South. This was faced by vehement opposition from the majority in the South that had supported the Confederate course. Those that supported these reforms were those that had been marginalized in the slavery system in the South. Others that supported the reforms projected to benefit from economic opportunities created by carpetbaggers looking to assert their authority in the south.
Canals, Reservoirs, Dams
(I’m not 100% sure, but though they used flooding to their advantage it wasn’t a form of water control)
The two main definitions of the word "charity" are
1.) An organization that was set up to raise money and give help to those in need.
And
2.) The act of giving money/help to those in need.
In this situation, the charity is a noun/place/thing, not an action, so it would be the first definition. Hope I helped!! :)
