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In the aftermath of the French and Indian War, Native Americans resolved to be free or to die trying. British policy prefigured the attitude that would fell the Empire.

Aficionados of the Pontiac marque say the vehicles ceased to be the real thing in 1981 when the company stopped making its own engines.

Indian Fighters, Colonial Militia, Partisans, Continental Soldiers fight neighbors and Redcoats in this freshly detailed chronicle of America's Revolution in the South

In 1763, A British column was attacked by Native Americans determined to preserve their fading culture. The ensuing battle would determine the outcome of a war.

Although the purpose of the 1765 Stamp Act was to raise revenue, the focus on the act was on shipping and trade and not revenues collected from other printed matter.

The interactions between colonial militias and British regulars in the French and Indian War began the process of deteriorating relations with the home country.

Rather than watch his people fade into history, Handome Lake started a new religion that provided the Iroquois Confederacy with a cultural revival.