American Colonies after The Seven Years War 1756-63

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American Colonies after The Seven Years War 1756-63

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Jan 15, 2023

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University of Notre Dame professor Katlyn Carter taught a class about British imperial reforms and American colonial grievances in the wake of the Seven Years War (1756-63). This class was from a course titled, "American Empires: Defining Colonial America."
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American Colonies after The Seven Years War 1756-63

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