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The Revolutionary Era of U.S. history was characterized by conflict. What was each side hoping to achieve?
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The Revolutionary Era of U.S. history was characterized by conflict. What was each side hoping to achieve?

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for the US side, independence, or representation, for the british, to crush the unruly rebels in their crown colony of america.

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