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question 8 (2 points) listen the american revolution had its roots in what conflict? hundred years war thirty years war french revolution seven years war
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To determine the conflict that rooted the American Revolution, we analyze each option:
- Hundred Years' War: Fought between England and France (1337–1453), unrelated to American Revolution origins.
- Thirty Years' War: A European religious/political conflict (1618–1648), not connected to American colonial tensions.
- French Revolution: Began in 1789, after the American Revolution (1775–1783), so it could not be a root.
- Seven Years' War (1756–1763, known as French and Indian War in North America): Britain's victory led to debt, which it tried to recoup via taxes on American colonies. Colonial resentment over these taxes (and British policies post - war) fueled the American Revolution.
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D. Seven Years' War