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How and why did the colonists' attitude toward britain change from the time of the seven years' war to the ¬beginning of the american revolution?

How and why did the colonists' attitude toward britain change from the time of the seven years' war to the ¬beginning of the american revolution?
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How and why did the colonists' attitude toward britain change from the time of the seven years' war to the ¬beginning of the american revolution?

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At first people were happy with american rule but then after all these stupid decrees the people got mad and rebelled.
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