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Chapter 5: Toward the War for American Independence (Nation 3/e)
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
When you have finished studying this chapter, you should be able to:
- Explain the ways in which the Seven Years' War affected relations between Britain and its colonies.
- Explain why British efforts to consolidate its empire after 1763 aroused so much opposition in the colonies.
- Describe the evolution of political thought and tactics among Americans who opposed British policies from John Locke and the English "Opposition" through the First Continental Congress.
- Explain the significance of the First Continental Congress and the final collapse of royal authority in the colonies.
- Explain the popularity and political importance of Common Sense.
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