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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. The Road to Revolution. Long Term Trends Bringing Tension Between England and the Colonies by the 1760s. Trends Bringing Tension. I. Increasing power of colonial legislature (5 colonies in particular: New York, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Virginia, S. Carolina).

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CHAPTER 2

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Chapter 2 Origins of American Government

Chapter 2 Origins of American Government. Section 1 Our Political Beginnings. Basic Concepts of Government

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SPANISH NORTH AMERICA

SPANISH NORTH AMERICA. Spain originally claimed all of North America Established oldest city in the U.S. St. Augustine, FL But never made any attempt to settle lands north of Florida. Spanish fort at St. Augustine. COLONIAL COMPETITION.

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This is George. George was a shy, reserved child

This is George. George was a shy, reserved child George became the King of England in 1758, at the age of 22 Towards the end of his life, he suffered from a serious mental illness He died in 1820 at the age of 82 How is George going to control the colonies across the Atlantic Ocean?.

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Key Terms for Chapter 6 Sec. 1

Key Terms for Chapter 6 Sec. 1. Olive Branch Petition Green Mountain Boys Continental Army Patriots Loyalist The Battle of Bunker Hill Blockade Mercenaries. First Continental Congress.

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