How Patriots Took Over the Thirteen Colonies | The American Revolution (1763-1775)
April 16, 2021
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as posted by the channelHow did colonial Americans challenge the power of the British Empire? We examine the American Revolution of 1763-1775, where elite colonists built an unprecedented movement that would ultimately sweep away British authority in the Thirteen Colonies, even before the first shots were fired at Lexington Common. This is Video 3 in a series that examines how various ordinary protest and revolutionary movements achieved success against establishments w/the backing of the state.
All errors are my own. I apologize to all channel followers for my unannounced hiatus...
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(1763 Proclamation Line; pre68 Borders)
Atlas of the Historical Geography of the United States, Indian Cessions, 17501890 (Plate 47a, digitized by University of Richmond) (1768 borders)
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