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THE WAR FOR INDEPENDENCE

THE WAR FOR INDEPENDENCE. CHAPTER 4 ~ SECTION 1. THE STIRRINGS OF REBELLION. PAGES 96-102. WHAT WE WILL LEARN TODAY:. How did conflicts between Britain and the American colonies grow over the issues of taxation, representation, and liberty?. COLONIES ORGANIZE TO RESIST BRITAIN.

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Chapter 2

Chapter 2. Revolution and the Early Republic. Colonial Resistance/Rebellion. Salutary Neglect-describes relationship between Britain and colonies until 1763 King George III faced with huge debts after French and Indian War George Grenville appointed financial expert

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UNIT 1.2

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Chapter 5

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Causes of the American Revolution

Why would loyal British subjects to become willing to fight for independence?. Causes of the American Revolution. Paying for the French and Indian War. Taxes in Great Britain were raised to pay for the war. The taxes in England were much higher than the colonists had to pay.

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Chapter 4: The Quest for Liberty

Chapter 4: The Quest for Liberty. The American Revolution. 1760-1860 major changes happened in North America, France and Britain. America : colonists rebelled against the British who ruled them Led to the Establishment of the USA.

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October 7/8, 2013

Bellringer : In what ways did the British control the economy and people of the American Colonies? The Steps to Revolution. October 7/8, 2013. French and Indian War. British want to settle a fort in the Ohio River Valley but find French there already. War begins. War spreads to Europe.

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Early National Period

Early National Period. Fall 2007 Abeka Book. The Situation. In 1670, there were 111,000 people living in the colonies. In 1760, that number had grown by 1400% to 1.6 million, and Britain was definitely looking to prosper from the work of these Americans.

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