Although the Americans repelled the British advance twice at the Battle of Bunker Hill, they were eventually overwhelmed because:

The most critical mistake by the English Army during the Revolutionary war was

The Sugar Act of 1764:

Identify the first English attempt at colonization that utterly failed with no knowledge of why such a failure occurred:

Under John Adams presidency, these acts led to the imprisonment of dissenters and limited the freedom of naturalized American citizens

After the French-Indian War, England faced many significant domestic problems, the greatest of which being:

Although small compared to English cities, American urban centers are important because they

In September of 1620, a group of Pilgrims signed this pledge to obey the laws of their new colony near Cape Cod, Massachusetts

Which Parliamentary Act demanded a royal marking in the corner of every paper document in the colonies?

Which cash crop eventually made Virginia one of England’s most lucrative colonies?