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    right aught to be‚ free and independent States." Who were the grassroots supporters of the Revolution? Without the public‚ the Continental Congress could not receive support from the grassroots. This included the militia made of armed citizens‚ and the volunteers of the Regular Army‚ the common folks reporting the British Armies movements‚ the towns‚ and the Continental Army. If you farmers‚ military‚ and public are not behind you‚ you have no Revolution. John Adams realized this and gained support

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    society they had no motivation. The Pennsylvania Gazette printed a comic of the colonies saying “Join or Die” (A). This cartoon relates to the importance of colonial unity and urged colonies to unite. These events led to the meeting of the Albany congress where Benjamin Franklin proposed the Albany Plan of Union. The plan tried to unite all of the colonies nevertheless‚ they never came to an agreement in unity but there was progress made. It was one of the first steps towards colonial unity and there

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    The French and Indian War‚ which lasted from 1754 to 1763‚ was the first time that the colonies in America came together to fight side by side for the same cause‚ and although this event made the communication and unity between the colonies stronger‚ the aftermath of the war drastically changed the relationship between Americans and England. England felt the need to tighten their hold on America as they couldn’t have them stop supplying them with the resources and profits they craved. Parliament

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    The Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) History The Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC or Kongres India Se-Malaysia) is a Malaysian political party and is one of the founding members of the ruling coalition‚ Barisan Nasional‚ previously known as the Alliance that has been in power since the country achieved independence in 1957. The MIC was established in August 1946‚ at the end of World War II‚ to fight for Indian independence from British colonial rule. After India gained its independence‚ MIC involved

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    his attitude toward the need for national unity. He talked about independence from foreign nations; he devoted several paragraphs to this in his in his address. Washington always made the well- being of the country first. For example‚ when Continental Congress wanted help the French with an invasion of

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    pay this off‚ Britain decided to raise certain taxes and acts in order to increase their revenue. As more and more money was being asked of the colonists‚ they started to change their opinions of the monarchy. Certain groups like the First Continental Congress started to form in hope of stopping the raising taxes and neglect from Britain. The colonists started to call themselves “Americans” and create a bond that the British soon discovered could not be broken. As the eve of revolution approached

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    Revolutionary War The American Revolution also known as the Revolutionary War was a war that ended with many sacrificial deaths but‚ it was the beginning of the formation of the United States of America. Neither‚ the United States nor‚ our identity as Americans would have ever existed‚ without this war. Down to 1774‚ the structure of the imperial controversy reinforced the colonists’ provincialism even as it exposed its limits. Americans repeatedly insisted that they sought only the restoration

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    Beginning in the 1600s‚ one of the main concepts for England‚ France‚ and Spain at the time was mercantilism. These were the three most powerful and blooming countries at the time. Starting from the earliest years as the late 1500s‚ and continuing on‚ all three countries were soon to battle for claim of the new land. Only one country could triumph. Despite success‚ even the strongest can become the weakest. This was the search of riches and beneficial goods. These three countries all wanted to

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    DBQ 1 Question: To what extent had the colonists developed a sense of their identity and unity as Americans by the eave of the Revolution? Prior to the eve of the American Revolution‚ the American colonists definitely did have a sense of identity and unity. This unity and identity by no means came quickly up until the eve of the revolution. After the numerous acts imposed by Britain‚ more Americans saw the light and realized their place in society as patriots and as Americans. The colonists

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    Hamilton‚ etc. Most economic elite members were not in favor of the articles because they wanted a more national economy and military. They went to Philadelphia to create a Constitution‚ even though it was done disrespectfully and unjustly as the Continental Congress abused their authority‚ it was done with the intention of creating a more efficient system than that of the Articles of Confederation. As the political philosopher John Locke said “life‚ liberty‚ and pursuit of property.” The founding fathers

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