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The Declaration of Independence was the document that finally sealed America's seperation from Britain. The colonists gained their freedom, but the British lost some of their most important and lucrative colonies. The natives were happy to be out from under British rule, but they were still angry at the American colonists for imposing on their land. This document sealed our freedom and our independance. Without this document, the future would be uncertain.

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The Townshend Acts were a series of acts passed by the British Parliament to help pay of the debt from the French and Indian War. The British saw these taxes and laws as necessary to pay off their debt. However, the colonists saw these acts as tyrannical and often protested these taxes. During one of these protests, the Boston Tea Party, the colonists dressed up as mohawk "Indians" in an attempt to deflect the blame onto the Natives instead of the colonists. These acts sparked a fire and led to our independence today. Without them, we may still be under British rule.

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The French and Indian War (also known as the seven years war) was a war fought by the British colonists for control over North America. The colonists lost many lives, including that of the much-beloved General Richard Montgomery. Across the world, the British saw the war as an unnecessary expense and began to tax the colonists to pay back the debt from the war. The Natives also fought against Britain, trying to get their sacred land back. The Seven Years war began the long and difficult path to the American Revolution. It was the battle that would, eventually, lead to our independance.