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The majority of Americans thought their battle was for independence rather than with the British to achieve reconciliation as the colonists were incensed by British attempts to recruit Indians and African slaves. Reconciliation appeared to be an overly modest objective given the enormous expenses of the conflict.
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- A significant contributing reason to the American Revolution was colonial opposition to British attempts to increase their control over the colonies and make them repay the crown for defending when the French and Indian War was raging (1754–63).
- They clashed since they lacked self-government. When the American colonies were founded, they were a part of Britain. Britain imposed taxes on items the colonists bought and enjoyed every day, such as tea. Many colonists were enraged by the lack of support they received from the British government.
- In 1774, the British Government had incurred enormous debt as a result of the French and Indian War, making it unlikely that the American colonies and Great Britain would reconcile. The British government went to the American colonists they had defended in order to pay off this obligation.
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