In what ways in which British imperial policies intensified colonial resistance to british rule and commitment to republican values in 1763-1776?

Answer 1

This is Mr. Morse. Do your work properly.

that is his opinion, i didn't delete it:

perhaps a little help finding the answers ---

Analyze the ways in which British imperial policies between 1763 and 1776 intensified colonial resistance to British

is another way of saying what are the causes of the revoltionary war, what got the colonists angry enough to resist british rule -- tax acts, stamp acts, quartering acts, etc

republican values -- the republic for which we stand is based on democratic values -- ancient Rome,

search on democratic values for descriptions
life, liberty, pursuit of happiness, common good, justice, equality, diversity, truth, popular sovereignty, patriotism,

also democratic values in the constitution

compare what the colonists wanted (democratic values) with what the british were doing - taxation without representation, and other things british did

Answer 2

As the Colonies fought to expand their rights, British Rule seemed to tighten around them. By the time the British placed a series of acts called the Intolerable Acts on the Colonists, America was already seeing anti-British demonstrations. The Townshend Acts formed a program of taxing items imported to the colonies; such as paper, lead, glass, and tea. These acts along with the presence of British soldiers in the colonies sparked a rebellious spirit in the colonists that would lead to the Boston Massacre.

Answer 3

Do you have Mr. Emett for U.S. History?

Answer 4

Balls