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Introduction to Chapter 6roark7e_ch6_1.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 6roark7e_ch6_2.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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The Seven Years’ War, 1754–1763 roark7e_ch6_3.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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French-British Rivalry in the Ohio Country roark7e_ch6_4.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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The Albany Congress roark7e_ch6_5.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Making Historical Arguments: Why Did the Mohawk Chief Hendrick Fight with the British against the French in 1755? roark7e_ch6_6.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Quiz for Making Historical Arguments: Why Did the Mohawk Chief Hendrick Fight with the British against the French in 1755? roark7e_ch6_7.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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The War and Its Consequences roark7e_ch6_8.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Pontiac’s Rebellion and the Proclamation of 1763 roark7e_ch6_9.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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The Sugar and Stamp Acts, 1763–1765 roark7e_ch6_10.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Grenville’s Sugar Act roark7e_ch6_11.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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The Stamp Act roark7e_ch6_12.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Resistance Strategies and Crowd Politics roark7e_ch6_13.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Experiencing the American Promise: Pursuing Liberty, Protesting Tyranny roark7e_ch6_14.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Quiz for Experiencing the American Promise: Pursuing Liberty, Protesting Tyranny roark7e_ch6_15.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Liberty and Property roark7e_ch6_16.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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The Townshend Acts and Economic Retaliation, 1767–1770 roark7e_ch6_17.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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The Townshend Duties roark7e_ch6_18.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Nonconsumption and the Daughters of Liberty roark7e_ch6_19.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Military Occupation and “Massacre” in Boston roark7e_ch6_20.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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The Destruction of the Tea and the Coercive Acts, 1770–1774 roark7e_ch6_21.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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The Calm before the Storm roark7e_ch6_22.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Tea in Boston Harbor roark7e_ch6_23.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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The Coercive Acts roark7e_ch6_24.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Analyzing Historical Evidence: Reactions to the Boston Port Act outside of Massachusetts roark7e_ch6_25.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Quiz for Analyzing Historical Evidence: Reactions to the Boston Port Act Outside Massachusetts roark7e_ch6_26.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Beyond Boston: Rural New England roark7e_ch6_27.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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The First Continental Congress roark7e_ch6_28.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Domestic Insurrections, 1774–1775 roark7e_ch6_29.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Lexington and Concord roark7e_ch6_30.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Rebelling against Slavery roark7e_ch6_31.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Conclusion: The Long Road to Revolution roark7e_ch6_32.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Key Terms roark7e_ch6_33.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Review Questions roark7e_ch6_34.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Making Connections roark7e_ch6_35.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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Linking to the Past roark7e_ch6_36.html57b4d699757a2ed37d000005
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