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- Title: Roads to Revolution - 1750-1776
- Description:
How and why did their joint triumph in the Seven Years’ War lead to a rupture between Britain and its American colonies? Why did differences between British officials and colonists over revenue-raising measures lead to a more fundamental conflict over political authority within the colonies? How did the imperial crisis lead non-elite colonists to become more politically active? What were the major factors leading most colonists to abandon their loyalty to Brian and instead chose national independence?
- Views: 3480
- User: Nicky
- Posted: 05/30/2008
- School: Boulder High School
- Class: AP US History
- Teacher: Matos
- Book: The Enduring Vision
- Chapter: 5
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French and Indian War The Seven Years' War Ohio Valley George Washington Fort Duquesne Fort Necessity Braddock William Pitt Wolfe Montcalm Treaty of Paris 1763 Proclamation Act Chief Pontiac Writs of Assistance Sugar Act Greenville The Stamp Act Quartering Act Townsend Duties Hillsborough Boston Massacre Coercive Acts Intolerable Acts Committees of Correspondence Boston Tea Party First Continental Congress Second Continental Congress King George III Common Sense Olive Branch Petition Lexington and Concord Bunker Hill
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