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Could the American Revolution be avoided?

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American History

 

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Ernest C

 

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September 9, 2015

 

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College

 

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Because the British didn't back off and find other ways to pay off their debt, it forced the colonists to rebel and take up arms to fight back. Although there were so many other factors contributing to the American Revolution, without the Adams-Jefferson tandem, there may not have been a revolution...
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Adams, being the loud, demanding type, pretty much demanded independence from the British all through his presidency. But Jefferson, more of the quiet type, had his own ideas on how the revolution should go about; however, Adams still found a way to involve Jefferson into his own plans. Adams was so desperate to secure a memorable place in history...
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