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How did relations between Britain and the colonies change after the seven year war?
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∙ 12y ago
Near the end of the war, the British had ordered forced recruitment of colonists to fight. This "draft" was not a very popular move amoungst the colonists. In addition they regularly commandeered wagons and supplies from colonists, often time without compensation, and housed themselves in private homes without colonists' permission.
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∙ 9y ago
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∙ 12y agothe relations between Britain and the colonies changed after the Seven Year's War because the Britain had the Stamp Act and the colonies protest the Stamp Act. Therefor the sons of liberty were involded into the whole changed relation between both of them.
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∙ 12y agoAfter the French and Indian War, England/the colonies won a bunch of land in American from the French, but, since people who wanted to settle there kept getting attacked by Indians and the king didn't want to pay to protect them after an expensive war. So, he made The Proclamation of 1763 that explicitly stated he would not protect anyone who settled west of the Appalachians. Also, he started taxing the colonists to pay for the expensive war.
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∙ 11y agobecuase the americans had to use the england people that that whaat started them to get along.
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∙ 12y ago(:(:(: this is one of my homework questions!
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∙ 11y agoBecuase tyler loves me and im his girlfriend :) hahah
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It caused tension between their relationship
What year did the relationship between Britain and the colonies begin to change dramatically?
1763
In which year did the relationship between Britain and the colonies begin to change dramatically?
in 1763
How did the events at Lexington and Concorde change the conflict between Great Britain and the colonies?
it change it because the congress had the second continental
How did the events at Lexington and Concord change the conflict between Great Britain and colonies?
it change it because the congress had the second continental
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How did the Jay Treaty between Britain and the US change America's relations with Spain?
Spain quickly resolved its differences with the united states
How did the jay treaty 1795 between britain an us change america's relations with spain?
Spain quickly resolved its differences with the united states.
How did Britain's relationship to the colonies change the result in the Treaty of Paris?
It stretched the border to the Mississippi river
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How did the events at lexingtonand concord change and the conflict between great Britain and the colonies?
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Was the economic change between Great Britain and the colonies good or bad?
Toaster likes xbox way too much to sit here and answer this question for someone who really needs it. Sorry.
