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1 Of Colonial Independence

2 Colonies develop in America
Jamestown (1609)

3 Decades of Salutory Neglect (1640’s-1660’s)
England embroiled in Civil War

4 Colonies develop on own
Maryland Annapolis Virginia Williamsburg Georgetown

5 maintained ultimate responsible for colonial policy
Policies toward the Colonies: Parliament: maintained ultimate responsible for colonial policy

6 Ship and Trade Restrictions
England had established a Mercantilist system Navigation Acts: 1660’s Ship and Trade Restrictions

7 England protects colonies in war with France (1756-1763)
Indians vs.

8 England needs help to pay for war: TAXES COLONIES Stamp Act (1765)

9 Rebellion!

10 Reaction Philadelphia

11 We, the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect Union….

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