Chapter 4 highlights the class antagonisms that defined the late colonial era that were subsumed after 1763 by a growing resentment towards the British crown. The French and Indian War, fought in the 1750s and 1760s, radically altered politics in the British colonies. Chapter 4 articulates that criticisms were couched in class inequalities and were concerning for America’s wealthy elites. Therefore, America’s wealthy elites’ solution, as Chapter 4 frames it, was the “mobilization of lower-class energy by upper-class politicians for their own purposes.”
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