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Q How and why did colonial Americans develop a “habit of self-government” and how did British policy after 1763 affect the “habit of self-government”? What role did “ordinary citizens” play in the coming of the Revolution? Was the American Revolution a radical revolution? Did the Revolution produce basic changes in society, especially for blacks, women, Indians, and the underclass?

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Colonial America developed a habit of self government. The main reason for this was because Britain was busy fighting war with France. It fought the Seven Years’ War in 1763. This war consumed Britain politically as well as economically because such wars are expensive ("5. The American Revolution | THE AMERICAN YAWP", 2018). Another reason that kept Britain occupied was the competing visions of empire.