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    The American colonial period saw the early English settlers suffer greatly in establishing the colonies as Europe dominated the New World. While poverty was the norm and wars frequent, by the 18th century when Great Britain launched the industrial revolution in the colonies, trade and commerce had become very important to the New World economy, raising the material standard of living in the colonies high. However, from 1763 to 1776 the colonies grew more distrustful and confrontational with England, ultimately leading to rebellion.

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    The American colonial period saw the early English settlers suffer greatly in establishing the colonies as Europe dominated the New World. While poverty was the norm and wars frequent, by the 18th century when Great Britain launched the industrial revolution in the colonies, trade and commerce had become very important to the New World economy, raising the material standard of living in the colonies high. However, from 1763 to 1776 the colonies grew more distrustful and confrontational with England, ultimately leading to rebellion.

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    The Colonial Era 1607-1776

    Economic History of the U.S. Econ 1740


    The American colonial period was a time when poverty was the norm and wars among nations
    were frequent. The early English settlers suffered greatly and had capital losses in the founding of the
    colonies. Europe dominated the New World for a long period of time. Great Britain was the nation that
    launched industrial revolution in the colonies, in the 18th century. Trade and commerce was very
    important in the New World, by the time the American Revolution came around, the material standards
    of living in the colonies was very high. The period of 1763 through 1776 the colonies grew apart from
    England, establishing distrust, confrontation and ultimately, rebellion.
    1900-2009 Growth, Welfare, and the American Economy

    1550-1750 Founding the Colonies

    1614-1775 Colonial Economic Activities


    1500-1800 The Economic Relations of the Colonies
    1500-1775 Economic Progress and Wealth

    1763 -- Three Crisis Revolt

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