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Kim, Junghyun James
on Oct 30, 2024
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By the 1760s most American colonists were beginning to realize that
A) They continued to need the British for protection against increasing Indian violence.
B) They possessed the economic clout to provoke changes.
C) Consumerism was detrimental to their spiritual development.
D) Their position in the global trade network was shaky.
Economic Clout
Describes the power or influence that entities, such as countries or corporations, hold in economic terms, affecting decisions and policies through financial strength.
Consumerism
The promotion of consumer interests and the prioritization of the acquisition of goods and services in a society.
Global Trade Network
A complex and interconnected system of trade relationships, agreements, and channels that span across different countries and continents, facilitating the exchange of goods and services internationally.
- Recognize and delineate the key economic tactics and commodities pivotal to the export sector of American colonies during the eighteenth century.
- Examine the shifts in colonial identity and the emergence of a cohesive colonial resistance towards British governance.
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Learning Objectives
- Recognize and delineate the key economic tactics and commodities pivotal to the export sector of American colonies during the eighteenth century.
- Examine the shifts in colonial identity and the emergence of a cohesive colonial resistance towards British governance.