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Revolutionary America: 1764-1789

Tim McNeese, Richard Jensen

Revolutionary America: 1764-1789

Library Binding (Chelsea House Publications April 1, 2010) , 1st edition
For more than 150 years, English men and women had planted themselves along the Atlantic Coast of the New World as colonists, intent on creating new lives of possibility and opportunity. But by the 1760s, countless thousands of people who had been loyal to king and country began to question that same loyalty. As British authorities began to hamper the lives the colonists had created, many in America followed a new course of action. As policies brought protest and taxes represented tyranny, those colonists ceased to consider themselves English subjects and came to view themselves as Americans seeking independence. But before that new identity and that dream of freedom could become a true reality, they would have to engage in a prolonged conflictOCothe American Revolutionary War. In Revolutionary America: 1764-1789, readers will learn about colonial life and the mechanisms that encouraged America's residents to fight for freedom from the British crown.
Series
Discovering U.S. History
ISBN
1604133503 / 9781604133509
Pages
128
Weight
16.0 oz.
Dimensions
7.8 x 0.5 in.

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