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APUSH - Rev. War

main concepts of Revolutionary War, its causes, and its effects

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main cause of Rev. War encroachment by British on the "rights of Englishmen" of colonists, split in political views and agreements
main cause of Revolutionary War, 2 enlightenment ideals from Europe inspired by several revolutions ex: rights of the individual: liberty, life, property, by John Locke
main cause of Revolutionary War, 3 American culture that emphasized independence and self-sustenance
salutary neglect (post-Glorious Revolution) British policy of avoiding strict enforcement of laws + regulations towards colonies (ex: Navigation Acts)
(concept) connection between enlightenment ideals and American culture enlightenment ideals, such as the right to own one's property, life, and liberty (John Locke) bolstered American independence ideals of the self-made man.
(concept) effects of French and Indian War on Britain and colonies - Britain needs to pay of debt due to 7 Years War, so gov't taxes colonies heavily - Royal Proclamation Line of 1763, due to Pontiac's Rebellion, is instituted by GB to control colonists expansion to Canada + Westward
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