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What were the political changes between the British and colonists after the French and Indian war?
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Land acquisition, political changes, and and economic burdens.
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What were the political changes?
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List three major problems British government faced in trying to win the french and Indian war?
Land acquisition, political changes, and and economic burdens.
What changes in England helps motivate colonists to settle in north America?
Discrimination of those who were not Anglicans were some of the changes in England that helped motivate the colonists to settle in North America.
What changes in england helped motivate colonists to settle in north america-?
Discrimination of those who were not Anglicans were some of the changes in England that helped motivate the colonists to settle in North America.
What is a good description of the political changes that took place in Great Britain during the 19th century?
The British government gradually extended the right to vote to most men.
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