Unit 1 - Impact of the French and Indian War - Is the Relationship Broken?

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Explain why Parliament (England) did not understand the colonists’ argument “no taxation without representation.”

This presentation outlines the dramatic changes in the relationship between England and her American colonies after the French and Indian War.

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Impact of the French and Indian War

This video runs down the impact of the F and I war on British finances, mercantilism, and most importantly the relationship between England and the Colonies.

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Source: Joe O'Brien

Chapter 4 Section 1 Reading Notes

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Impact of the French and Indian War

Chapter 4 Section 1 Reading Notes