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    The American Revolution resulted from rising tensions between the mother country, Britain, and the restless thirteen colonies. Through the twentieth century, colonial historians debated the magnitude of the causes leading to the American Revolution, historian T. H. Breen challenges in his writing the preconceived notion that Britain was static and constant. He argues that the active role Britain plays actually sparked the revolution, inferring that the term “American Revolution” is actually a…

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    such as the Sugar Act and Stamp Act, which Parliament tried to impose on them without their consent. When Parliament would not listen to their verbal protests, the expressions of their discontent became violent. Eventually, the Boston Massacre exploded onto the Boston political scene, and brought the colonies closer to revolution. Taxation without Representation Colonists were surprised when large numbers of British troops remained…

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    had colonies in North America. The war started in 1754 and ended in 1763, it all started when the British wanted to settle in the Ohio River Valley because they wanted to trade with the Native Americans that lived there. While the French was also trading with indians, to protect their trade they built forts. George washington lead an army against the french, and he lost the battle. Then Britain declared war on France, and the war was named the French and Indian war for the control of the valley.…

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    exposition because if French won they would never be allowed to travel eastward. The British picked 22 year old George Washington to lead in the exposition, a 500mile journey just as winter sets in. The following spring the English began to build their trading port but British quickly stop this making the half king furious. Washington on his way back to the port finds out he was too late this is when he decides to confront the British becoming allies with the half king. After the battle…

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    The advent of coinage is a highly debated field in the study of Ancient Greek economies. In constant flux as new hoards are found and their analyses published, ideas regarding what motivated Greeks to begin striking metal pieces with stamps play an integral role in understanding archaic and classical Greece. However, some economists and historians question the way issues of money are approached. Economist Maria Pia Paganelli argues that asking what money is “for”, as if some individual invented…

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    During the 17th to 18th century, The British Empire had global influence with its colonies; one of these colonies was the British colonies in America. Britain had imposed many different mercantilist policies upon the colonists to stimulate its own economy, and had ranging effects on the colonists, from minor nuisances to outraging policies that sparked physical violence. The mercantilist policies had taxed colonists, dictated what they could trade, and controlled with whom they could trade; this…

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    Resulting Impacts of the French and Indian War The French and Indian War (1754-1763) had several grave impacts on North American society, but most importantly it agitated the relationship between the colonists and Great Britain. The French and Indian War was fought in North America amongst colonial Great Britain, colonial France, and both of their Native American allies. Across the seas, the Seven Years War was taking place simultaneously, and the combination of the two wars led to severe…

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    Essentially, it was the split of this group that led to a series of events that resulted in the outgrowth of the American Revolution. Taxation laws were passed for commerce such as the Stamp Act and the Sugar Act, put a strain on the the merchants and planters because they were heavily invested in these commercial interests. According to American Government: Power and Purpose, New England merchants and southern planters broke ties with…

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    • The Navigation Acts of 1660 restricted the colonies of trading abilities, with the exception of trading with ships which belonged to England. • The Navigation Acts of 1663 acknowledged that all ships must pass through England before reaching colonies, in which England would have the power and ability to tax the products on the ships…

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    Are you interested in opening a business in Australia? Dear Entrepreneur, here is the information that you absolutely need to know prior to investing. I chose Australia because it has already set up common structures that an entrepreneur I could choose from when establishing a new business. These structures are breakdown into, sole, trader, partnerships, trusts and companies/corporations. This will help to carefully consider what my business needs are and what will suit me as an entrepreneur in…

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