What were the major causes of the conflict between the colonists and British authorities after 1763 3.1,3.2,3.3,3.4,3.5

effects

Prior to the French and Indian War- Was generally accepted

1696-Navigation Act- not enforced

1733-Molasses act- forced New England rum merchants to buy their molasses

Ft.Necessity- July 4,1754 -3.2

1.France gives up all of Canada to England

proclamation Line of 1763 because they don't a war because they are already broke (England)

National debt of England

Most heavily taxed in Europe

Stamp Act Congress In October 1765-12.Sons of Liberty

Repeal the Stamp Act in March 1766

July 1775-The Olive Branch Petiton

1776-Thomas Pain -Common sense -There is no reason for England to have control over the vast lands of America

June 17-Bunker Hill\Breed's Hill

July 4,Indenpents day

1774-Coercive-acts closed the port of Boston Quartering Act-required colonists to house and feed troops

1765-Stamp Act-Stamps on newspapers,legal docs,playing card

1767-Townshend Act-taxes on everyday items

1763-Proclamation of 1763

1764-Sugar Act- tax on sugar and coffee,iron

1761=Writs of Assistance-Parliament passed a law

Cause

Gov.Dinwiddle send G.W instruct the French to leave and that cause a war

French and Indian vs England War and seven Year War in Europe

1754-1763=9 years

3.3The Rejection Of Empire 1763-1770

3.4-The logic of Resistance

1770-Boston Massacre-killing a few colonials

1772-Committees of Correspondence-circulating information

1773-Boston Tea Party-boycotting the tea in protest of the Tea Act

1775-Lexington and Concord -started the Revolutionary War 1775-The Conciliatory Resolution-an attempt to reach a peaceful settlement with the Thirteen Colonies

3.5-"We Hold These Truths to Be Self Evident

3.7-strenghts and weakness

Colonists fighting defensively.Written Constitution (Articles of Confederation) not adopted until 1781.

3.8

Phase 1#-1776-late 1777-Containment in New England.Phase#2- late 1777-early 1778-Middle Colonies. Phase #3-early 1778-1781-The South-Yorktown(1781)

3.9 The War ends 1783

Voting rights were given at all white,male,landowners

The United States became a republic

Representative democracy,in the Legislative Branch

Articles of Confederation became the basis of the government

Social Changes -many Northern states abolishes it -Common man was given more rights-(first-born male inheriting the entire estate upon the death of his father)was abolishes -Americans,Not Englishmen

International Changes- Establish a foreign policy- Oppressed peoples looked to the United States as an example

Economic Changes-Loyalist estates were confiscated-Mercantilism was abolishes -Industry and manufacturing increased-Westward Migration-Cheap and plentiful land readily available

Colonial frustration with England

Factor#1- Social conflict-lower class discontent upper class-colonists welcomed protest support alarmed with mob violence Factor#2-Constitutional factor-examine the purpose for each law

Britain-Receives all raw materials from colonies exclusively

Colonies buy finishes goods from England