https://padlet.com/christopher_pae/jfsf0pjfxfdwi1lt Made with good vibes en-us 2020-09-01 21:07:01 UTC 2020-09-04 15:46:18 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/christopher_pae/jfsf0pjfxfdwi1lt/wish/715696192 From 1700 to 1775, Britain’s early actions resulted in eccentric colonies that reacted negatively to sudden control over trade after the French and Indian War. Britain ended salutary neglect in attempt to regain complete economic and political control over the colonies, but the colonies had already established their own form of self-government. As a result, their relationship was strained and the colonies desired independence]]> 2020-09-02 17:37:56 UTC https://padlet.com/christopher_pae/jfsf0pjfxfdwi1lt/wish/715696192 marquezjohnson4145 https://padlet.com/christopher_pae/jfsf0pjfxfdwi1lt/wish/716296929 In the time of 1700-1775, British government continuously enforced laws on American colonists, to repay their war debt from the French & Indian war. King George believed that the Americans should help contribute to the paying down of the war debt, so he made Parliament pass down the stamp act, which was followed by several other acts. The Americans response was to rebel against these acts, which led to the belief of no taxation without representation. These back and forward events would soon lead to Americans wanting independence from Great Britain, thus splitting their relationship. 

]]> 2020-09-02 21:06:07 UTC https://padlet.com/christopher_pae/jfsf0pjfxfdwi1lt/wish/716296929 sarahtan7028 https://padlet.com/christopher_pae/jfsf0pjfxfdwi1lt/wish/716639580 During the period 1700 to 1775 the unfair treatment of colonists through the enforcement of excessive taxation, limitations on economy and treatment like third class citizens magnified the resentment of the Americans towards the British. Although British America was considered to be the most prosperous colonial establishments at the time, they were severely hindered and restricted through acts such as the Stamp and Sugar Act in order to pay back post war debts to Britain. The effects of these actions led colonist to desire independence as they were already self sufficient under British rule. ]]> 2020-09-03 01:04:40 UTC https://padlet.com/christopher_pae/jfsf0pjfxfdwi1lt/wish/716639580 grace_thompson3760 https://padlet.com/christopher_pae/jfsf0pjfxfdwi1lt/wish/719067961 During the period 1700 to 1775, England sought to consolidate authority and subvert the colonies into a coherent, empirical structure following the French & Indian War due to major debt, which brought the end of Salutary Neglect. In this,  the already existing tension between the colonies and England began to severely mount, as in order to resolve of debt,  inequitable, and unjust taxation deemed by the colonists were applied. Although America was already accustomed to traditional autonomy and independence, the strict enforcement of the acts passed by British parliament like the Stamp Act and Townshend acts further dwindled their relationship and introduced the idea of inter-colonial unity, which immensely advocated for the complete independence of America from England.]]> 2020-09-03 18:28:38 UTC https://padlet.com/christopher_pae/jfsf0pjfxfdwi1lt/wish/719067961 https://padlet.com/christopher_pae/jfsf0pjfxfdwi1lt/wish/719596396 In the time period of 1700-1775, the American colonists were constantly under strict laws made by the British Empire after the French and Indian war. These laws consisted of, but were not limited to, excessive taxation laws to pay off Britain's war dept. An example of said tax laws would be The Stamp Act, which required all printed items, from newspapers to letters, to be produced on paper made in London. After years of salutary neglect, the American colonists weren't used to these strict laws and naturally rejected them. These rejections later caused tension between Britain and the colonists. ]]> 2020-09-03 22:16:12 UTC https://padlet.com/christopher_pae/jfsf0pjfxfdwi1lt/wish/719596396 vaaminyang1718 https://padlet.com/christopher_pae/jfsf0pjfxfdwi1lt/wish/719597708 During the time period 1700 to 1775, the American colonists were incessantly oppressed by their British rulers, who enforced an abundance of sudden and harsh laws on them. The colonists were excessively taxed to pay off British war debts, limited in their economic opportunities, and treated incredibly poorly. Also, these harsh laws were a shock to the colonists after years of salutary neglect from the British. The colonists had no voice in the creation and implementation of these laws, which would rile up the colonists due to the unfair authority the British held over them. These laws severely hindered the progression and growth of the colonies, which would increase the colonist's detest for their rulers and would raise tensions between the colonies and the motherland.]]> 2020-09-03 22:17:20 UTC https://padlet.com/christopher_pae/jfsf0pjfxfdwi1lt/wish/719597708 candace_cang4973 https://padlet.com/christopher_pae/jfsf0pjfxfdwi1lt/wish/719613960 Although Great Britain was the mother country of the 13 colonies, the colonies lacked the ability to have their own power and identity. During 1700-1775, Great Britain was commonly enforcing very restricting laws, like the Stamp Act and the Currency Act, to force America to pay for the war debt from the French and Indian war. These laws did not represent the voices of the colonists; therefore there were conflicts with the unjust control Britain had over its colonies, leaving no room for freedom in America. Because of implemented, unrepresented control over the colonies, the overruling of political power, control of natural resources, and the prevention of the colonies to shape their own identities, a negative and tense relationship between the English and the Colonists was created, eventually leading to war.]]> 2020-09-03 22:30:53 UTC https://padlet.com/christopher_pae/jfsf0pjfxfdwi1lt/wish/719613960 https://padlet.com/christopher_pae/jfsf0pjfxfdwi1lt/wish/719615298 Although many colonists were Loyalists and didn't side with the Patriots in rebelling against the king, many rebellions occurred due to different acts, the French and Indian war, and the Proclamation of 1763. Therefore, politics, competition over resources, and colonial identity decimated the relationship between the colonies and the mother country. The French and Indian War was a political war over land that destroyed the coffers of England, and they needed some way to pay for it. They figured since they protected the colonists from the French presence and got them more land (which they weren't allowed to settle on due to the Proclamation of 1763) that the colonists should pay taxes. This was done through different acts in which the colonists had no say (taxation without representation) like the Stamp Act on all paper goods and the Navigation Acts on trading with anyone outside of the British, resulting in major economic struggles. These struggles combined with the economic toll the French and Indian war took on the colonists led to an angry group of colonists with no money to pay these absurd taxes and no land to settle on. ]]> 2020-09-03 22:31:47 UTC https://padlet.com/christopher_pae/jfsf0pjfxfdwi1lt/wish/719615298 https://padlet.com/christopher_pae/jfsf0pjfxfdwi1lt/wish/719621264 Throughout the period of 1700-1775, the British treated the colonist with laws and acts, which was not fair for the Americans and causing tensions between between them. The major cause of this was due to the French and indian war in 1754.  The major debt of Great Britan, cause them to tax many things towards the Americans, reasoning that they fought for the Americans to get more land. Several acts such as the sugar and stamp acts starting a disagreement with the Americans and British. As the Americans response was they did not have a say in the parliment government (Which was the famous saying 'no taxation without representation'). This overall led to boycotts and revolts, which later lead to the revolutionary war. ]]> 2020-09-03 22:36:56 UTC https://padlet.com/christopher_pae/jfsf0pjfxfdwi1lt/wish/719621264 ty_anderson8777 https://padlet.com/christopher_pae/jfsf0pjfxfdwi1lt/wish/721121545 Building up to the year 1700, England began to take more control over its American colonies. The Navigation Acts of 1660 were the first of many measures taken by Britain to control the American Atlantic trade. Struggles and exchanges of power within Britain, such as the Glorious Revolution led to confusion and questioning of the king's divine right to rule within America. Although many Americans were loyal to the crown, a lack of American representation in  Parliament, the numerous limitations on sea-faring trade, and a lack of British respect for the diversities and differences of thought in American culture greatly divided the 13 colonies and the motherland to the point of revolution.]]> 2020-09-04 15:12:18 UTC https://padlet.com/christopher_pae/jfsf0pjfxfdwi1lt/wish/721121545