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This picture depicts the colonists frustrations with the Stamp Act and the unfair taxes

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The colonists were angered by actions committed by the British government. Various tax raises were coming from the British in events like the 7 years' War, the Stamp Act, the Townshend Act, and the Tea Act. The colonists also had no representation in British government and couldn't trade with any other country, these were more long term effects on the revolution and there was also the boston massacre were the british massacred a bunch of citizens this was a more short term impact on the revolution, these events angered the colonists causing the revolution against the British.

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This picture depicts what happened at the battle of Lexington and Concord

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What were some important events of the U.S. revolution? 

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What were some important events of the U.S. revolution? 

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The Stamp Act (1765) was an act that was the start of continued and unfair taxation on American colonists. The Stamp Act taxed all printed materials and made people put a British stamp on their documents as proof of payment.

Battle of Lexington and Concord (1775) The first battle of the revolution started the feud between the colonists and the British gained support for the colonists.

Declaration of Independence (1776)- Declared America should be free from British control, and it insulted the king of Britain and brought his terrible actions to light, inspiring many enlightenment thinkers.

British surrender(1781)- after continuous war with the American colonists, the British gave up due to lack of resources and manpower.

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This picture depicts John Locke who was a philosopher during the enlightenment and likely inspired the American Revolution 

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Who were the major players of the revolution? Who inspired them to revolt?

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Who were the major players of the revolution? Who inspired them to revolt?

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Thomas Jefferson was the person who wrote the Declaration of Independence, supported the American revolution, and fought for American rights.

King George III  was the king of Britain who exploited the colonists and had tyrannical control over the colonies before the revolution. George Washington was a soldier in the revolution and won many battles, eventually becoming America's first president. John Locke stated that people should rebel against an unjust ruler, so he likely inspired the creation of the Declaration of Independence because it was a notation of all of the kings of Britain's unjust actions against the colonists. The Americans revolted against King George to free the colonies from British control.

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This picture depicts George Washington America's first president after the revolutionary war

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How did the U.S. do after the end of the revolution? How many casualties were there in the U.S. revolution?

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How did the U.S. do after the end of the revolution? How many casualties were there in the U.S. revolution?

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At first, after the revolution, America's government was put into a weak colonial system because the colonists were afraid of being overpowered by their government, as they were with the British. Due to the government, America couldn't fend for itself or participate in world-wide matters. Eventually, a federal system of government was created where power was divided between national and state governments. This made it a success because it built up into a strong government due to the revolution. An estimated 25,000 people died in the revolution, though it was mainly due to diseases like smallpox and malaria instead of enemy fire.

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The American flag often represents America's freedom from British tyranny and the success of the revolution 

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Do revolutions improve lives? Do they provide long lasting change?

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Do revolutions improve lives? Do they provide long lasting change?

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I believe that revolutions, as they are going on, can often ruin people's lives. Revolutions are chaotic and expensive, and innocent people can often get caught in the crossfire. Revoulutoios cause many deaths and that can ruin many peoples lives and families. But in the end, a revolution can also greatly improve someone's life. For example, during the U.S. revolution, many people died, but in the end, it brought a great positive change to the U.S. and freed it from tyranny. So overall, in the long term, revolutions are great and can change a country for the better, but short term, they kill a lot of people and ruin many lives.

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