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Period of Great Discontent
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- Written by: Rick Brainard
- Category: American Revolution
From 1660-1756, there was a growing political friction between England and her American Colonies, which soon would have led to American demands for independence, even if the events, which took place after 1756 and participated in the Revolution, had not occurred.
The Rise and Present State of Our Misunderstanding
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- Written by: Benjamin Franklin
- Category: American Revolution
In this article by Benjamin Franklin, you will learn his view of the problems that the colonists were complaining about, prior to the American Revolution.
Common Threads in History
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- Written by: Rick Brainard
- Category: General
A future American President escapes assassination. A former President and a British general cross paths, without actually seeing each other. Two historic dates share a shattering event that caused economic reform in their time. These events in the past share a common thread. A thread that makes history a fascinating, fun and educational experience for everyone.
Causes of British and French Rivalry in the Colonies
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- Written by: Rick Brainard
- Category: Military History
The causes of the rivalry between France and Britain were the disputes that developed over land in the colonies, control of the fur trade in the colonies, and the balance of power in Europe. These causes led to war. In the end, England became the most powerful nation in the world, and the mercantile system was revamped.