They both relied on each other for goods and services.
What is colonial community?
- Colonial society in the North America colonies in the 18th century (1700's) was represented by a small wealthy social group having a distinctive cultural and economic organization.
- The members of Colonial society had similar social status, roles, language, dress and norms of behavior.
What did colonies mean?
- A distant territory belonging to or under the control of a nation.
- A group of people sent out by a government to a new territory.
- A group of living things of one kind living together a colony of ants.
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His enduring legacy was his method of governing and kindness!
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alchohol and violent behavior. to prevent violent behaviors they have to tax the alcohol.
Accounts of the Boston Massacre differ because colonists and British citizens saw the massacre as two different things. Also some colonists like John Adams who fought for their innocence in court saw it different than most of the colonists. The colonists saw this as an event that really shows that the British are against them while John Adams saw that the people had something to do with it and that the British deserved a fair trial just like everyone else. Colonists used this as propaganda to convince Loyalists and Neutralists to join the Patriot side. An example of propaganda is the engraving that Paul Revere made (The Bloody Massacre) even thought this was the least massacrey massacre in history. After all a massacre is defined as a slaughter of a large number of people. Only five people were killed that night including one freed black man named Crispus Attucks.
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