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    How Did Technology Impact The French And Indian War And Technology

    scientific knowledge. Technology doesn’t have to be electronic, it can also be physical. For example, a shovel, a pulley or an axe. During the time of the Boston Tea Party, some colonists used a machine called the “Turtle” to attach explosives to the bottom of British ships (7). The colonists used this machine to sabotage them to prevent any tea from docking to the colonies (7). George Washington approved this machine but he said himself that it, “is ungentlemanly” (7). The Turtle may not have been

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    the King of England. This didn’t seem to work for the American people so they did everything in their power to help themselves gain freedom. Because of this came a lot of battles and acts of boycotting. For this reason the stamp act, sugar act, Boston tea party, and so many acts happened. There were some pros and cons of it all. Some pros were the fact that we all came together as one to fight for our right. We gained freedom after the war. Although to every pro there was a con. Some of the cons

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    The Seven Years War: The Boston Tea Party

    Parliament grew because of the Boston Massacre, the Boston Tea Party and the Intolerable Acts. Britain wanted to create colonies in what is now America and they were very successful. Britain had power over the colonies and used that to make unfair laws for the colonies to follow. The Seven year was caused Britain to go into great debt and put taxes on the colonists which caused the colonists to become angry with Parliament. The colonists protested which lead to the Boston Massacre, and after that the

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    Reflection

    From the establishment of the early settlers of America to the initial landscape of our country were key factors which lead the way to the foundation of America and its development is intriguing. The settlers set the tone, and as a result, shows how the America we know, came to exist. There were three major regions; the southern, the middle and the New England colonies which were created with huge fields or crops for farmers to gather during the season of harvest. This became one of America’s biggest

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    Lexington And Concord: The Battle Of The Boston Tea Party

    After the exaggerating events of the Boston Tea Party, and the Boston Massacre. The Battle at Lexington and Concord was one of the first battles of the Revolution. On April 18, 1775 hundreds of British troops marched from Boston throughout Concord. As the marching began, the British troops soon heard gunshots and ringing bells. As the British troops tried to escape, the British troops were confronted by a large militia, which forced the British troops to scatter quickly, and shots were fired off

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    Revolutionary War: The Battle Of Bunker Hill

    the causes, effects,battle summaries and leaders that were in and about the battle of bunker hill. Acording american revolution.org these are a few causes. A cause was the taxes that people did not like. Another cause was that the harsh laws like the tea,stamp,townshend acts. Last they did not like how they hand to let soldiers in their houses to live and search their houses. Prescott was born in Groton,MA. He was part of the militia. After the french and indian war he was offered an officer rank for

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    Why Was Charles Town Difficult To Settle?

    Why was Charles Town difficult to settle? Have you ever thought about moving in Charles Town? The Spanish explorers were the first Europeans to explore the Coastal region of South Carolina, but Jean Ribault led a group of French huguenots in search of religions freedom. So the Spanish tried several more times to establish a permanent settlement in South Carolina. They wanted religious freedom within several years of this French attempt. Then grant was given to Sir Robert Heath by King Charles 1

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    Consequences Of The French And Indian War

    James Pettit APUSH5 Ms. Hoag 4 October 2015 From 1754 to 1763, The French and Indian War was upon the American Colonies. It was the most significant conflict in the American Colonies since America was first discovered. The events that occurred before, during, and after the war contributed to the shaping of America and more importantly, the American Revolution. The French and Indian War and its aftermath not brought about the taxation of the colonists which led to the arrogant actions dealing

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    The Barbary Coast War

    Barbary Coast War 9.2 The Barbary Coast War or Tripoli War involved Americans that sold crops and natural resources to astronomers in Europe. The African countries, Morocco, Algiers, Tunis, and Tripoli were small countries but were big known pirates. After the American Revolutionary war, those pirates began attacking American ships in the Mediterranean sea. Between the years of 1801 to 1815, President Thomas Jefferson was very reluctant to pay “tribute money” to protect merchant ships from pirates

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    Liberty Tree Research Paper

    Near Boston Common an elm tree grew, which stood as a place where colonists opposed to Britain could rally. This tree is known as the Liberty Tree, and inspired the Liberty Tree flag. In 1765 the Stamp Act was passed which caused an uproar in the colonies. The elm tree was official known as the Liberty Tree after the Sons of Liberty hanged in effigy two tax collectors in that tree. After that, protests met at the Liberty much more regularly. The Sons of Liberty placed a flag pole within the branches

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