In the chain of events leading up to the American Revolution,the radical forces were permitted to expand their political influence because the colonial elites were split by

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The British tax and trade policies, such as the Sugar Act and Stamp Act, created economic hardships for the colonists and led to widespread opposition. The colonial elites were split on how to respond to these policies, with some supporting protests and resistance while others favored more moderate approaches. This split allowed radical forces, such as the Sons of Liberty, to gain political influence and push for more extreme measures.

In the Chain of Events Leading Up to the American