The war gave the 13 colonies shared experience fighting together against a common enemy, uniting them in a way that had not previously happened. It also made British rule resentful of the colonies, as they were unsatisfied with their level of commitment and effort during the war. The war also left Britain overextended, with much more territory in the New World, and significant debt. As a result, the British put limits on westward expansion by the American colonists, creating resentment toward the British.
I'm guessing the one on the bottom because the four on the top are effects to me. This must be about King James taking power away from the church because the church did not allow him to divorce a wife of his.
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Russian SFSR: 1917–1991
Russian Empire: 1721–1917
Russian Republic: 1917
Soviet Union: 1922–1991
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it would be the first major U.S. victory, and it would give the colonists more weapons and ammo
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the british were sleeping so it worked
<span>The Monroe
Doctrine, in defending the rights of the emancipated and free colonies
of the entire American continent, was showing a position of support and
of "elder brother" of the rest of the new countries of America. In
defending the independent colonies, in front of the European and
colonial powers, the doctrine gave citizens a sense of the country's
strength, of great stability and of having sufficient capacity to face
the empires of Europe. <span>In addition to feeling a
confidence and security that his country, not only protected the
Americans, but helped the new nations that emerged, giving an optimistic
and encouraging to citizens.</span></span>
