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Colonial Unity, Pre Revolution

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American History

 

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November 4, 2015

 

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This just increased the unity in the colonies. Colonists were ready to protect their land from anyone who threatened their freedom. As America grew closer to the Revolution they progressively developed their own identities and culture. The Albany Plan of Union, even though was never successful, it still introduced the idea of one unified state...
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The Albany Plan provided for a federal union of the mainland colonies under the British Crown. This unified government would have the power to make peace or war, and have financial and command responsibility. The plan never went far because most of the individual colonies wanted to keep their independence and were afraid of a strong central government...
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