After the Battle of Bunker Hill, General Howe and the British realized that this war with the colonists would not be easy. Along with this, General Howe realized that this war would cost a lot of British lives.
The Battle of Bunker Hill is remembered as a strategic win for the British. However, the American colonists are remembered for their efforts in this battle. The American colonists were able to stop the British advancement multiple times. It was not until the third time that the British were successful in taking over the hill. This resiliency by the unorganized and under-supplied troops should that the colonists would be able to put up a fight against the world's strongest military at this time.
After the Nazis conquered territory in Europe, they forced Jewish people to work as forced labor in the labor camps. The Jews were not even given proper amount of food. They were treated very badly and even had to work till they dropped dead. Those Jews that were unable to work were killed. I hope the answer helps you.
The Spaniards' policies became more humane to reduce conflict with Native Americans.As more settlements were established, more people moved to the region from Spain.The mixing of the Spanish and the natives formed a new blended culture.Hundreds of millions of people in South and North America still speak the Spanish language.Latin America is largely Roman Catholic.The culture and traditions of Spain influence the southwestern United States
Yamasee is a Native American tribe that have lived along the Savannah River in the Colonial Era and allied with South Carolinian against the Spanish and their Indian Allies.
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The Yamasee was the tribe of the native American who used to live along the Savannah river which is now the northern part of the coastal area of Georgia, during the time of the colonial era. Then this tribe shifted to the north eastern part of Florida.
This tribe was a multi ethnic confederation of the the people who were the native americans. They also formed an alliance with the people who lived in South Carolina against the people of Spain.