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Please help!! I did it once and got an F on it so I need it redone!! Needs to be very in detail and multiple paragraphs with works cited! Ah please help! I can’t fail! Below I’ve posted the comment he left on my response so maybe that will help ? Just help meee

Analyze how British colonial policy led to the unity of the 13 colonies and eventually their Declaration of Independence.
Give specific examples and evidence in your answer.
(Examples of British colonial policy would be like the Stamp Act or try to control the colonists through the
Revolutionary War)

Please help I did it once and got an F on it so I need it redone Needs to be very in detail and multiple paragraphs with works cited Ah please help I cant fail class=

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