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Conflict and American Independence, 1754โ€“1800

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What law passed by the British Parliament regulated colonial trade and enabled Britain to collect taxes from the colonies?

Question 2
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How did the publication of Thomas Paine's "Common Sense" in 1776 influence colonial views on independence?

Question 3
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Which grievance listed in The Declaration Of Independence can be directly attributed To The Coercive Acts passed By Parliament?

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What role did 'committees of correspondence' play in shaping colonial attitudes towards Great Britain In The Pre-Revolutionary period?

Question 5
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Which Enlightenment philosopher's concepts were most directly reflected in the Declaration of Independenceโ€™s assertion of natural rights and the social contract?

Question 6
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Despite achieving independence, which British economic practice did America continue?

Question 7
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Which intellectual movement provided many colonists with a framework for criticizing British rule based on reason and natural laws?

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Question 8
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Who is considered the primary author of the Declaration of Independence?

Question 9
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What role did Benjamin Franklin play during the Second Continental Congress?

Question 10
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How does the "social contract" theory, as interpreted by American revolutionary leaders, diverge from traditional monarchical governance at the time?