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Who were the indentured servants?

What did the English do after 1660?
What did you learn about 18th century white immigrants?
What did you learn about George Whitefield?
What colonies comprise the Dominion of New England?
What was the Glorious Revolution and what were the ways in which it affected the colonies?
What were the reasons for the population increase in the British North American colonies?
What did you learn about 18th century immigrants to the British North American colonies?
Why did Great Britain become more powerful in North America than either France or Spain?
What did you learn about Georgia?
What was mercantilism?
What were the Navigation Acts?
Why did most colonial Americans not object to the Navigation Acts?
What were the conditions of 18th century American colonial cities?
What did the Spanish rely upon for defense in their North American settlements?
Which branch of government was most likely to defend the interests of colonists?
What were Benjamin Franklin's accomplishments?
What did most eighteenth-century American intellectuals think about science?
What did Deists argue?
What was the Great Awakening?
What were the long-term effects of the Great Awakening?
Why was John Peter Zenger's acquittal significant?
What were the main differences between "creole" (American-born) slaves and those born in Africa?

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What did the Proclamation of 1763 and the Quebec Act of 1774 have in common?
Why is Samuel Adams significant to the development of revolutionary thought in America?
How did William Pitt plan to encourage the Americans to assume the military burden in the Seven Years' War in
America?
What were the results of the Treaty of Paris of 1763?
Why did Pontiac's War occur?
How did a Writ of Assistance work?
What were the provisions of the Sugar Act?
How did Americans oppose the Stamp Act?
How did the British government react to the colonial opposition to the Stamp Act?
What did the Townshend Duties do?
Why is John Dickinson's Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania significant?
What was the purpose of the 1764 Sugar Act?
Which would have most influenced the opinion of the average colonial American on political issues of the day?
How were women important to colonial resistance?
Events in the late 1760s and early 1770s helped to bring about a new consensus in the colonies. What was that
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What happened in the Boston Massacre?
What did the 1773 Tea Act do?
What were the results of the Coercive Acts?
In the Declaration of Independence, where did Thomas Jefferson place the blame for the problems between the
colonies and Great Britain?
Where did British and colonial forces first fight in April 1775?
What made Thomas Paine's publication of Common Sense so significant?