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Why were the British colonists afraid of American expansion?
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Why were the British colonists afraid of American expansion?
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I think the British colonies were afraid of American expansion because then there will be more American than British and the Americans can win the British
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Their were afraid because they thought that the america would come together to launch a revolutionary war against them and that's exactly what we did.
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