Depends on where people lived. In places like Boston and New York the impact was felt right away. The British moved in more troops and Boston was under siege. Goods and other things couldn’t get to the colonists and they had to burn church pews because they ran out of wood. New York was also controlled by the British and had a large loyalist backing. British officers were invited to parties and lived very well. In the rural areas the impact was little to none, but in some cases the British did attack towns and people were killed.
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An expression that came from life during the American Revolution was to put your John Hancock on paper.
She was killed because of it.
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The Great Awakening was a religious revival movement that emphasized individual piety and a personal relationship with God. It led to the founding of new churches and challenged traditional religious authority, fostering a more democratic and participatory religious culture in the colonies. It also helped to inspire the American Revolution by promoting the idea of individual rights and freedoms.
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It was not good she was supporting the revolution and protecting the militia troops and she was a spy for the american partiots
freedom
the american revolution
it gave us freedom