"History of the United States, Volume 2" by Elisha Benjamin Andrews, is a story about the early years of America, focusing on the spark that ignited the Revolutionary War and the birth of a new nation. It highlights how the French and Indian War left Britain in debt, pushing them to tax the American colonies and causing serious unrest. The book shows how this tax struggle was a tipping point, and also reveals that the war experience actually helped the colonies by uniting them and giving them experienced leaders, which became essential for fighting for their freedom. The author's approach gives readers a detailed look at the building tensions and struggles that helped shape America's fight for independence.

History of the United States, Volume 2
By Elisha Benjamin Andrews
Explore how a nation's fight for freedom stemmed from war debt, taxes, and the surprising strength found in unity.
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About the AuthorElisha Benjamin Andrews was an American economist, soldier, and educator.
Elisha Benjamin Andrews was an American economist, soldier, and educator.
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