Propaganda Poster The English government held great power over the America colonies during the Revolutionary period. This power provoked the colonial people into wanting separation from the English, which lead to the creation of the Declaration of Independence. The English controlled laws and taxes. The colonial people were not given the rights to have say in the structure of there government. The King paid all the judges in court, therefore they would oblige with what was best for the King. This
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The Navigation Acts, were a set of rules by England, which in effect protected England commerce and economy. The act stated that the only ships which would be allowed to import England goods were ships that were owned by Englishmen, contained goods that were to be shipped to people of the originating country, or whose first shipment was to England also imposed several other seemed like harsh rules of trade, forcing all foreign commodities to be shipped through English ports before reaching their
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The Seven Years war or also known as The French and Indian war was fought between 1756- 1763. This war included every European great power (not including the ottoman Empire) and spanned 5 continents, affecting Europe, the American, West India, and the Philippines. The war started due to the conflict between the French and British when the French expanded into the Ohio River and this conflicted with the British colonies. In 1756, the British declared war. The French and Indian War had the outcomes
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Revolutionary War The Revolutionary war was so radical, people were killed and the new settlers fought against their King George. The American revolution also called the war for independence, took place between 1775 and 1783. It was a fight between 13 British colonies and the home England. The revolutionary was so radical in document one the people who were living in the new land were trying to take down King George’s statute because all of their money were going to the motherland instead of supporting
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One cool March day of 1765, I was about to go to the market to buy some supplies for my Master Apprentice. I was an apprentice silversmith, working under the supervision of Master Paul Revere, hoping I could open my own shop one day. Shouting and yelling was coming from outside, but I didn’t know what it was from. I opened the door to go to the market when I saw many colonists looking very angry. I ventured outside, and I saw colonists holding signs, some that read: NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION
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During the American Revolutionary War in 1775, the soon to be United States of America borrowed money from foreign countries, leaving the country with a large debt of fifty-four million dollars at the end of the war. Consequently, to lighten the loan, the government imposed taxes on domestic products, particularly, distilled spirits. In 1971 the soi-disant “whiskey tax” was implemented, citizens across the country felt displeasure and saw such action as hypocrisy, being that there was taxation without
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iv. The Tea Act (1773) 2. Political – American colonists wanted to be an independent country a. Second Continental Congress 3. History: The strength of the British forces French and Indian War 1757 - 1763 (known in England as the Seven Years War): fought
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Americans were reaching their boiling point; the Intolerable Acts were unendurable. The First Continental Congress, which took place on September 11 to October 26, 1774 at Carpenters' Hall in Philadelphia and consisted of delegates from 12 of the 13 colonies, was called in response to the Coercive Acts. This was the second major American committee that opposed Britain laws; its sole purpose was to seek independence from Britain. The delegates of the congress had three main intentions. The first being
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For the French they had spent years building a good reputation with the Indians who they mostly dealt with and they were not going to give that up even after the war. What saddened the French and hurt them at the same time was that their long relationship with the Indians was now going to be affected due to the new British control. Many of the Frenchmen living in the region were torn simply because now they were no longer able to aid the Indians like they had once before. Many were afraid of condemnation
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Naval officers like Perry and Macdonough proved themselves to be great negotiators. As a result of the officers’ diplomatic ways, American envoys in other nations were taken more seriously (AP, 229). The war resulted in the death of the Federalist party. After the nation won the war, the Federalists were considered to be traitors because they met to discuss their opposition to the war in the Hartford Convention. Since the British didn’t win the war, the Indians were left behind and were forced to
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