C.+Imperial+Wars+&+Colonial+Protests

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//Between 1763 and 1776, British attempts to exert control over the colonies led to violent, organized, successful resistance.//
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**Imperial Wars and Colonial Protests (1754-1787)**

· Albany Plan of Union (1754) · Treaty of Paris (1763) · Who Won? § What England gained || · Abandonment of Salutary Neglect, Strict · Enforcement of Navigation Laws · Pontiac’s Rebellion (1763) · Proclamation of 1763 || · Sugar Act || · Stamp Act · Stamp Act Congress and Boycotts || · Quartering Act || · Townshend Acts || · Tea Act || · Admiralty Courts and Writs of Assistance || · Declaratory Act || · Circular Letters · Committees of Correspondence || · John Dickinson’s “//Letters From a Farmer// //in Pennsylvania//” || · Boston Massacre · //Gaspee// Affair || · Regulator Movement (North Carolina) · the Paxton Boys (Western Pennsylvania) || · Tea Act · Boston Tea Party || · Coercive or Intolerable Acts || · Enlightenment Ideas || · Republican Ideology (Whiggery) || Virtual vs. Actual Representation || · Thomas Paine’s //Common Sense// (1776) || · Suffolk Resolves · the //Declaration of Rights and Grievances// || § Lexington and Concord § Battle of Bunker Hill § //Olive Branch Petition// to George III § Declaration of Independence · Thomas Jefferson · Grievances · Ideas || § Patriots and Loyalists (Tories) § As a Civil War § Evolution or Revolution § Role of George Washington § Social Impact (Women, Blacks, Indians) § Economic Impact § Foreign Policy § Yorktown and Treaty of Paris (1783) || § New State Constitutions (Democratic Features) § //Articles of Confederation// · Accomplishments · Weaknesses · Land Ordinances (1785 and 1787) · Shays’ Rebellion · Need for a Revision of the Articles ||
 * Anglo-French Wars ||
 * __French and Indian War__
 * __Reorganization of British Empire__
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 * · First and Second Continental Congresses
 * · The American Revolution
 * · Aftermath of the Revolution