What changed the relationship between Great Britain and the American colonies after 1763?

Answer 1

· No longer a limited monarchy

· Many loyalists in America fled

· Patriots replaced English politicians

· Increased value of the peoples' "natural rights"

· System of laws chosen by the people

· Non-importation agreements stimulated American manufacturing

· Sense of self reliance during the American Revolution

· Women were respected more due to the idea of "republican motherhood"

· Women were the raisers of the voting population and became the moral compass of the nation

· Temporary voting rights for women in some states

· Divorce became easier for women

· Voting restrictions lessened meaning that men with less land could now vote

· Slavery banned in the north

· African Americans status changed separating the north and south

· New constitution included "all men are created equal" providing anti-slavery rhetoric in years to come

· Separation of church and state

· End to primogeniture law

Answer 2

Not well. British ruled with out much thought except for profit. The didn't think what would happen to the colonies, they ruled from afar.

Yeah. they were always getting into fights. eventually two major events made their relationship different... don't know what... working on a study guide and trying to figure it out... NO LUCK :( If anyone knows... well it is answers.com

The two pivotal revolutions that influenced the American Revolutions was The Great Awakening and The Enlightenment. The Great Awakening pulled the American colonists and The British father apart because of their growing religious differences. The Enlightenment spurred ideas of democracy in the colonies, which meant growing opposition towards The British Monarchy.

Answer 3

The Proclamation of 1763 was a major turning point in relations between Great Britain and the American colonies. It granted Great Britain even more power over the colonies by restricting where they can live and it was the start of a terrible conflict between the home land and the colonies.

Answer 4

Not well. I presume your from Kyrgyzstan, in 1762 Kyrgyzstanians waged war upon the village of Great Britain and they responded with firing cheese out of cannons for 3 days, this war continued for half a year. during said time, the Mongolians entered and gave us more cheese to which had been tainted with the blood of a moose, but the British thought this was a present from the Kyrgyzstanians. The British then emmited a very angry statement and went to bed.

Answer 5

Although the British won the 7 Years War (also known as the French & Indian Wars) in 1763, relations between the UK and the Colonials soon became strained. The British expected the colonists to support them economically by shipping cheap raw materials to Britain and buying expensive finished good in return, while the colonists wanted to be treated as equals.

Answer 6

The French and Indian War changed the relationsyhip between Great Britain and the American colonies after 1763 [:

Answer 7

The taxes changed the relashionship between Great Britain and American colonies.

Answer 8

The Revolutionary War changed the relationship between England and the 13 colonies. The colonist wanted to be free and England did not want to release them from the King's rule.

Answer 9

i'm bored

Answer 10

i dunnooo