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What event left England so heavily in debt that they wanted the American colonist to help pay that debt?
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The French and Indian War.
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What event left England so heavily in debt that England wanted the American colonies to help pay for it?
The French and Indian war.
What caused the split between the American colonies and England?
The French and Indian War and its aftermath.
A colonist who wanted the American colonist to be independent of Britain?
patriot
Which group of colonist wanted to fight for Independence from England?
patrotis
What were colonist that wanted independence from England?
During the revolution, those who wanted to be independent were called "patriots".
What was the difference between the loyalists and the patriots?
The Loyalists were colonist who were loyal to England. They wanted to stay with England. The Patriots on the other hand were colonist who wanted to break away from England and be free and have their independence. (Fun Fact: Put 5,318,008 in a calculator. Then turn it upsides down :)
Many colonists wanted to separate themselves from England because?
the colonist wanted to be free and move toward the west
What were two reasons why the American revolution took place?
1. The colonist wanted freedom from the British 2. The colonist wanted to make their own country with their own government
Who was a colonist who wanted to stay under the rule of england?
It wasn't just one colonist, it was several. These colonist were referred to as loyalists because they wanted to stay loyal to the king for various reasons.
Who was a colonist who wanted the American colonies to be independent of Britain?
king falkin johnson
Where did the colonist come from that were in 13 colonies?
Most of the first settlers in the first colonies are from England because the wanted to seperate from the king. They mostly wanted religious freedom and they wanted to start a new life.
Who is the colonist who wanted to stay under the rule of England Between 1750-1783 in the revolutionary war.?
concord
