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

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Colonial frustration with England

Colonies buy finishes goods from England

Britain-Receives all raw materials from colonies exclusively

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

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

3.9 The War ends 1783

Representative democracy,in the Legislative Branch

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

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

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

Articles of Confederation became the basis of the government

Voting rights were given at all white,male,landowners

The United States became a republic

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)

3.7-strenghts and weakness

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

3.5-"We Hold These Truths to Be Self Evident

3.4-The logic of Resistance

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

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

1772-Committees of Correspondence-circulating information

1770-Boston Massacre-killing a few colonials

3.3The Rejection Of Empire 1763-1770

1754-1763=9 years

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

Cause

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

effects

1761=Writs of Assistance-Parliament passed a law

1763-Proclamation of 1763

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

1767-Townshend Act-taxes on everyday items

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

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

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

July 4,Indenpents day

June 17-Bunker Hill\Breed's Hill

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

Repeal the Stamp Act in March 1766

Ft.Necessity- July 4,1754 -3.2

National debt of England

Most heavily taxed in Europe

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

1.France gives up all of Canada to England

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