Because New Orleans was a very important trading port. Why was the Louisiana Purchase important to the future of the United States ? ... The New Orleans was very important for importing and exporting goods;Mississippi River was a major transportation for settlers and good to ship items east.
The colony of Georgia was very prosperous under British rule, thus the ruling class was satisfied with remaining a colony of the Kingdom of Great Britain. The working class believed they needed protection from possible native raids. However, many people (working class, and upper class opportunist) wanted to become independent. This caused a "civil war" in Georgia. "Radicals" on both side fought for the Crown and others as "patriots"
The correct answer is (2) It increased efforts to maintain order and
enforce laws.
The American colonists rebelled against British policies in several different ways, including throwing tar and feathers on British tax collectors and destroying millions of dollars worth of tea during the Boston Tea Party. The British government did not respond well to these actions, as they tried to increased control over the colonies.
One example of this would be the Intolerable (Coervice) Acts. This was a set of punishments made by the British government after the Boston Tea Party. This closed Boston harbor (hurting colonial merchants) and forced American colonists to quarter (house) British soldiers at any given time.
Answer:Sumerians and Babylons
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