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    Ever since the Revolutionary war‚ America had become an independent country. Of course‚ they needed a national government to keep things in order. So then‚ the Articles of Confederation was created as the first attempt of a national government.In a confederation‚ the states‚ maintain their sovereignty‚ but they join together in a coordinated way to deal with certain issues. This independence of each political state is seen as the main advantage and main disadvantage of a confederation. Ever since

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    fought for the grand causes of national rights‚ liberty‚ and economic control and resulted in freedom and unlimited trade. Like many revolutions‚ the Revolutionary War was an example of the outbreak of violence‚ which most often responds to heightened repression or extraordinary demands from the government against their people. The Revolutionary War was the first anti-colonial‚ democratic revolution in history. Americans insisted on representation‚ and‚ when the British denied it‚ they fought their

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    marching forward. But then you see a line of colonist with muskets walk out and block the entrance. The regulars start to tell them to turn around and go back home. They started to turn around and then someone fires a shot and a British soldier drops. That was what you would see on the first day in the revolutionary war. In this paper‚ I will show you why the Colonies were a serious underdog‚ what a surprise attack was‚ and finally what the turning point in the war was. They were an underdog and it definitely

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    5. T F The Declaration of Independence justified American independence not on the basis of the historic rights of Englishmen‚ but on the basis of the universal natural rights of all humankind. 6. T F The Declaration of Independence made the colonists seditious rebels against the king and enabled them to seek foreign assistance for their cause. 7. T F The Loyalists considered the Patriots to be the traitors to their country (Britain) and themselves to be the true patriots. 8. T F Most Loyalists

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    Austin Taylor AP United States History September 25‚ 2014 Revolutionary War DBQ Essay As the American Revolution began to evolve‚ the American colonists began to realize that the colonies were separate from the British and actually a united group over a course of 100 years. They began to develop their own political‚ cultural and economic beliefs‚ which showed the tremendous differences between the colonies and the British value on how a country should be ruled and run. Economic struggles during

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    The Different Taxes and Acts of the Revolutionary War. Prior to the outbreak of the American Revolution‚ numerous taxes and acts were imposed upon the colonists‚ by their mother country of Great Britain. The most well known of these are; The Stamp Act‚ which required all colonists who had purchased documents to provide a stamp on them‚ The Sugar Act‚ which placed a tax on all shipments of molasses and sugar that came through the colonies‚ and the Townshend acts‚ that would place a tax on shipments

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    1763 marked the end of French and Indian war and caused a great celebration and pride in the American colonies. But‚ in next twelve years‚ the same pride was altered by at bitter and violent conflict with the mother country. The injustices of the mother country finally led the American colonists to declare independence and wage war against it. American colonies were justified for waging war and breaking away from Britain because they were defending themselves against a series of measures Parliament

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    reasons for the U.S victory in the Revolutionary War. Confine your answer to the period 1775 - 1783. The colonies that once didn’t mind being the colonies now have a different view. The victory of the Revolutionary War was possible due to the political‚ diplomatic and military reasons‚ such as The Second Continental Congress‚ The Treaty of Paris of 1783‚ and the Patriots Advantage. The Second Continental Congress is the political reason because it was the start of the war. The Treaty of Paris of 1783

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    The two events in American history that I believe shaped America the most are the Revolutionary War and the Civil War. They both were periods of history in which there was a lot of turmoil‚ and for good reason. They both were bloody wars‚ but they showed how willing American’s were to fight for what they thought was truly right. The Revolutionary War showed how much Americans were willing to fight for their freedom against an oppressive and controlling government. American people were ready

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    History 2061 October 7‚ 2012 The Participation of African American in the Revolutionary War The Declaration of Independence embodied the dogma of those American colonists who were in favor of the American Revolution (1775-1783). Written by the Continental Congress‚ this document boldly endorsed and demanded “certain unalienable Rights”. Among these rights were “Life‚ Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness”‚ which the Continental Congress considered to be explicitly necessary for “all men”. Based

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