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History, 24.06.2020 22:01, 970032036

Which statement is the most likely conclusion you can draw from the cause-and-effect relationship shown in the diagram?
Cause
Effect
The British tax
American colonists but
don't give them any say
in the British
government.
American colonists
declare their
independence from
Great Britain.
1 of 3 QUESTIONS
The British treatment of the American colonists was one of the causes of
the American Revolution.
The British treatment of American colonists had no effect on daily life in
the colonies.
The British treatment of American colonists inspired support for the
British king
The British treatment of American colonists was one of the reasons the
British got rid of their colonies in North America.

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