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Why did the american colonists oppose the taxes imposed by the british after 1763?

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Why did some British leaders fear that their country's acquistions of Canada would eventually lead to the loss of the British-American colonies?

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What country signed of alliance with the colonists to defeat the British?

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What country passed the four laws to tax the colonists?

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The American Colonists wanted freedom from what country?

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What country did Spain and France protect in the American Revolution?

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What country was convinced by ben Franklin to help patriots in the American revolution?

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