Turned the corner, In your opinion, was there an event that

Turned the corner

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DISCUSS the ways that the British government altered the imperial arrangement with the American Colonies following the Seven Years' War, why many colonists found the changes increasingly unacceptable, and how the colonists went about expressing their opposition. In your opinion, was there an event that "turned the corner," so to speak, and made violence all but inevitable in the American colonies?

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