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Changes Between 1750 And 1850
Between 1750 and 1850 was really the age of revolutions. Including the big changes in political revolutions like the American and the French Revolutions, there were changes in land use for agriculture, transportation and also warfare....also known as Industrial Revolution...this had revolutionary changes in the economic system and global balance of power. Revolutions have seen most of the world within a deep interconnected economic system.
To begin between 1750 and 1850, most European colonies became politically independent. In a way, this was the consequence from the fiscal crises that was caused by the Seven Years War...this was primarily between France and Britain. The American colonists revoked against Britain's imposition of taxes and

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