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We would not be here if it wasn't for Christopher Colombus discovering America.
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It was important because it was the first major American War.
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The first Continental Congress was important because although the delegates were not ready to call for independence, they were determined to uphold colonial rights.
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The importance was, these battles showed that the colonists, although not using the traditional fighting techniques, had a chance against Britain. It highlighted Britain's weaknesses, such as their outdated ways of fighting and their lack of knowledge of the land. It also showed that Britain had terribly underestimated the power of the colonists.
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It is imporatant because it declared that the 13 Colonies of North America were free and independent from British Control and it was the Basis for the American Revolution.
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Important because it was the first battle the British surrendered in and this made the French recognize the Americans. The French becamse allies with America, eventually the Americans won and defeated the British.
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The first was that the very concept of a Bill of Rights was to get was monarchy.
Another reason was that a Bill of Rights would have no practical power; it would have functioned as a mission statement, and there would have been no means by which the legislature could have been forced to adhere to it. -
It was important because it opened the land and discovered new cultures. It led to many discoveries, people, land, plants, animals, waterways, and trade.
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This was important because it brought our nation back together. It captured the spirits of the people of the U.S. and helped encouraged them to support the war for its last 18 months.
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It was important because it showed the British that the colonists would not stand for
