Short answer: everything
Long answer:
Glass, lead, paint, paper, and tea
this was caused by the revenue act, a clear ploy by the British to gain more wealth rather than to regulate trade
Answer:
The French and Indian War saw calls for the colonists to unite for their common defense against the French and the Indians.
This was seen by Ben Franklin's JOIN or DIE poster.
In addition to this, the war debt Britain felt after the war led to the beginning of new taxes which the colonists didn't like ("No Taxation without Representation"). The colonists believed if they were to pay taxes, they should have a say (i.e. in Parliament) on where those taxes were going. As you probably know, this led to a whole slew events which escalated tensions (Townsend Act, Boston Tea Party, Intolerable Acts) and eventually the Continental Congress formed to raise an army.
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Railroads played a HUGE role in the acceleration of industrialization. It played a huge role because railroads gave a <u>huge demand in things like steel, iron, coal, and etc</u>. Since it made a high demand in these items, people started to make businesses that sell these items. It made the industry grow because it was a <u>source of transportation</u>, which helped products, workers, and other things get around the nation. People use to have trouble getting things around because there were a limited amount of transportation resources, so the railroads solved this problem. If it wasn't for railroads, people would have trouble getting around places or sending products to other places.
Railroads help create national markets by<u> making it easier and faster for companies to ship their products to other locations </u>around the nation. Because of the railroads, national markets started to expand around the nation because there was an easy transportation option to bring products to another place. As the railroads started to expand across the country, markets followed the railroads.
To bring this all to a conclusion, railroads played a huge role in the acceleration of industrialization by providing <u>TRANSPORTATION </u>for people and products.
<span>expanding trade with Native Americans</span>
