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Primary Source Analysis: Letters and Journals of the Seven Years' War
Evaluate soldiers' diaries and diplomatic correspondence to uncover diverse perspectives on the 1754-1763 conflict.
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Aftermath and Imperial Consequences of the French and Indian War
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Analyze how post-war tensions, Pontiac's War, and shifts in British colonial policy created new fractures leading toward the American Revolution.
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