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I am not familiar with these terms, but if by “war party” you mean Patriots fighting from independence from Great Britain and by “peace party” you mean Loyalists supporting Great Britain, then hopefully this helps :)
War Party/Patriots:
-felt they were being treated unfairly by the British
-did not want to be taxed without even being given the opportunity to have proper representation in government aka Parliament
-during the Boston Massacre, rowdy Patriots mocked British soldiers stationed in Boston. The British soldiers responded with gunfire, killing a few people. This attack further spurred on the Patriots’ desire for freedom.
Peace Party/Loyalists:
-believed there was no point in fighting against the mightiest nation w/ a big, trained militia who have the proper resources and experience to fight
-they felt that life would be better under England’s rule. Since they were already an established country, it would be simpler to just obey King George.
-the colonies would profit from trade w/ England
-believed the American colonies would be weak without the leadership and strength of Great Britain to guide them
Answer:In colonial society women had no rights. They were expected to cook, clean, and take care of the family, and if they were unwed they had to live in their fathers house and help take care of their siblings while simultaneously looking for a suitor.
Explanation:
In 1803 William Henry Harrison was a special commissioner in charge of negotiating with the Native Americans on the issue of boundary of lands. He negotiated treaties that robbed Native Americans of millions of acres of land. Objecting to the treaties that permitted the whites to encroach on more Indian lands, a Shawnee intertribal leader named Tecumseh and his brother Tenskwatawa, also known as The Prophet, organized an Indian uprising. Harrison commanded a force that defeated the Indians at the Battle of Tippecanoe.
