US History I Unit 2 Challenge 2

US History I Unit 2 Challenge 2 My name is Benjamin Wallace. I live in Boston, Massachusetts, in the year 1790. Nearing my sixtieth year, I ama printer and newspaperman by trade. I was today interviewed by a young man curious about history. Our conversation turned to the French and Indian War. As I was a young man when it happened, I recounted how, in an attempt to reduce colonial smuggling, the British had lowered taxes on a valuable import. I found myself quite indignant as I recalled t...

US History I Unit 2 Challenge 2 My name is Benjamin Wallace. I live in Boston, Massachusetts, in the year 1790. Nearing my sixtieth year, I ama printer and newspaperman by trade. I was today interviewed by a young man curious about history. Our conversation turned to the French and Indian War. As I was a young man when it happened, I recounted how, in an attempt to reduce colonial smuggling, the British had lowered taxes on a valuable import. I found myself quite indignant as I recalled t...

US History I Unit 2 Challenge 2 My name is Benjamin Wallace. I live in Boston, Massachusetts, in the year 1790. Nearing my sixtieth year, I ama printer and newspaperman by trade. I was today interviewed by a young man curious about history. Our conversation turned to the French and Indian War. As I was a young man when it happened, I recounted how, in an attempt to reduce colonial smuggling, the British had lowered taxes on a valuable import. I found myself quite indignant as I recalled t...

US History I Unit 2 Challenge 2 My name is Benjamin Wallace. I live in Boston, Massachusetts, in the year 1790. Nearing my sixtieth year, I ama printer and newspaperman by trade. I was today interviewed by a young man curious about history. Our conversation turned to the French and Indian War. As I was a young man when it happened, I recounted how, in an attempt to reduce colonial smuggling, the British had lowered taxes on a valuable import. I found myself quite indignant as I recalled t...

US History I Unit 2 Challenge 2 My name is Benjamin Wallace. I live in Boston, Massachusetts, in the year 1790. Nearing my sixtieth year, I ama printer and newspaperman by trade. I was today interviewed by a young man curious about history. Our conversation turned to the French and Indian War. As I was a young man when it happened, I recounted how, in an attempt to reduce colonial smuggling, the British had lowered taxes on a valuable import. I found myself quite indignant as I recalled t...

US History I Unit 2 Challenge 2 My name is Benjamin Wallace. I live in Boston, Massachusetts, in the year 1790. Nearing my sixtieth year, I ama printer and newspaperman by trade. I was today interviewed by a young man curious about history. Our conversation turned to the French and Indian War. As I was a young man when it happened, I recounted how, in an attempt to reduce colonial smuggling, the British had lowered taxes on a valuable import. I found myself quite indignant as I recalled t...

US History I Unit 2 Challenge 2 My name is Benjamin Wallace. I live in Boston, Massachusetts, in the year 1790. Nearing my sixtieth year, I ama printer and newspaperman by trade. I was today interviewed by a young man curious about history. Our conversation turned to the French and Indian War. As I was a young man when it happened, I recounted how, in an attempt to reduce colonial smuggling, the British had lowered taxes on a valuable import. I found myself quite indignant as I recalled t...

US History I Unit 2 Challenge 2 My name is Benjamin Wallace. I live in Boston, Massachusetts, in the year 1790. Nearing my sixtieth year, I ama printer and newspaperman by trade. I was today interviewed by a young man curious about history. Our conversation turned to the French and Indian War. As I was a young man when it happened, I recounted how, in an attempt to reduce colonial smuggling, the British had lowered taxes on a valuable import. I found myself quite indignant as I recalled t...

US History I Unit 2 Challenge 2 My name is Benjamin Wallace. I live in Boston, Massachusetts, in the year 1790. Nearing my sixtieth year, I ama printer and newspaperman by trade. I was today interviewed by a young man curious about history. Our conversation turned to the French and Indian War. As I was a young man when it happened, I recounted how, in an attempt to reduce colonial smuggling, the British had lowered taxes on a valuable import. I found myself quite indignant as I recalled t...