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Patriots, Loyalists, and Neutral Colonists' Perspectives
Compare the differing political, economic, and social motivations of Patriots, Loyalists, and colonists who remained neutral.
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Causes of the American Revolution: From Resistance to Independence
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Analyze the political, economic, and philosophical causes that led the thirteen colonies to break away from British rule and declare independence.
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