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The French and Indian War (1754-1763) established Britain as the European authority in North America, catalyzed the beginnings of an American identity, and set the stage for the American Revolution of 1776. With a British victory, Britain not only solidified its land claims in North America but also thoroughly defeated its European enemies, which left Britain as the world’s ruling super power. Unfortunately, the large expense of the war required Britain to raise taxes across the empire and end the salutary neglect of the last century. As Britain began implementing and enforcing new taxes, the colonists in America−fresh off being bonded by fighting a war−realized that only together could they fight against Britain’s attempts at governance and control over the colonies.
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