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Is the American Revolution thought of as a turning point in how governments are structure, or is that just right wing bluster.

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The Pilgrims arrived in the New England in mid November. The trip took them just over 60 days, whose bright idea was it to make for the new world in September?

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I've heard that one of the reasons Great Britain won and also obtained so much territory following the Seven Years War, is that France had trouble convincing people to settle in the New World. Why did France have trouble convincing people to settle the New World?

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Is the American Revolution thought of as a turning point in how governments are structure, or is that just right wing bluster.	21
The Pilgrims arrived in the New England in mid November. The trip took them just over 60 days, whose bright idea was it to make for the new world in September?	11
I've heard that one of the reasons Great Britain won and also obtained so much territory following the Seven Years War, is that France had trouble convincing people to settle in the New World. Why did France have trouble convincing people to settle the New World?	2