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APUSH Unit 3 Review Guide: The American Revolution & New Republic

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This comprehensive Unit 3 U.S. History review guide is designed to help students quickly review the major events, ideas, conflicts, and political developments surrounding the American Revolution and the formation of the early United States. The document organizes important historical information into a concise study format, making it useful for APUSH test preparation, unit exams, quizzes, homework, and last-minute review.This resource is especially useful for students who want a straightforward Unit 3 review sheet that brings the major topics together in one place rather than having to study each topic separately. It can be used as a quick-reference guide before an exam or alongside class notes and other APUSH study materials.

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Unit 3 Review
The American Revolution and the New
Republic


The French And Indian War
Causes Effects

Territory dispute over the Colonists start to believe in
Ohio River valley between their natural rights more
Great Britain and France Britain unfairly imposes
heavy taxes on the colonies
Land and Expansion Declaration of independence
The American revolution
George Washington giving The end of salutary neglect
the French a letter from the Attempts at colonial unity
Virginia government (Albany plan).



Why colonial resistance to British authority increased?
The British ended its period of salutary neglect and began consolidating
control over the colonies. They imposed heavy taxes such as the:
sugar act: used to raise revenue
quartering act: house troops
stamp act: placed on legal papers and docs
All these taxes were passed without the consent of the colonial
legislatures
Declaratory Act: England declares power over the colonies because the
colonies were boycotting British goods. Added more taxes and the
money was used to pay off royal officials.
Taxes led to the Boston tea party, and Boston Massacre

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