How did the economic practices discussed in the passages affect English colonists in the 18th and 19th centuries

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i need asap///which best describes the structure of the declaration of independence?

introduction and thesis > list of reasons why the british government is oppressive > conclusion that the colonies must

separate

list of evidence against the british government > thesis that colonies should separate > conclusion that war is inevitable

introduction about the causes of oppression > list of the causes and effects of british rule > summary of the list of the causes

and effects

list of the characteristics of a just government > ways in which the british government has not met these standards > thesis

that the colonies must separate

written/slideshow report: pretend you are a war correspondent who has taken a time machine back to the french and indian war. you go back and forth between the french side and the english side to report on the action. you send two articles back to your paper in which you report on the war.  

in one article you will take the english side, and in the other article, you will take the french side.  

1. in each article, be sure to explain why you are at war with the other side.

2. find and upload a map of the french and indian war to explain your articles. (you may use one of the maps in this lesson if you like.) explain which native american tribe supports your side and why.  

3. tell about the battle of quebec and its impact on your country, and about your country's presence in north america.  

remember you are writing 2 articles--one that takes the side of the french and one that takes the side of the english during the french and indian war.

b) freedom of association