American Colonies: Prelude to Revolutions

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The document discusses several topics relating to the American colonies in the 17th and 18th centuries. It describes how King James I of England favored Catholics, alarming Protestants, and how radicals started rejecting churches claiming they were corrupt. It also summarizes that early New France relied on indigenous people for fur trading and defense but later needed more French colonists, and how Native American alliances influenced trade between the French and British.

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