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American History

 

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November 28, 2010

 

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So, in the colonial period changes were made to better money and power. It was to keep control and order over the colony by proceeding in actions that were bettering the government. Then the amount of important products grew over the period. Now stamps, tea, wars needing soldiers, sugar and more. There were complaints in 1765 about taxation that could damage England...
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There were complaints in 1765 about taxation that could damage England. [Document 4] There began to be taxes put on stamps, tea and currency. All of which were personal gain in the beginning. "Taxation without Representation," as most people said, however changes occurred. In 1770, Britain and America went into battle for America's freedom from the British hand...
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