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This changed the relationship between colonies and Britain and ended up leaving Britain in debt.
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This congress served as the government during the war of the colonies.
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This was important because colonists stated to think of themselves as Americans and this angered the British.
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The colonists remained loyal in return of self-rule and protection from France.
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This act imposed taxes on the colonies for papers and newspapers which would raise the British revenue and was the first ever law passed including money.
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This urged resistance to h British and consists of colonists which also served as a communication network.
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The colonists dressed up as Indians and dumped hundreds of cases of tea into the Boston Harbor as a protest to the taxes and this led to the Intolerable Acts.
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Consisted of delegates imposing an embargo on Great Britain which led to the first battle of the Revolutionary War.
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John Adams, Benjamin Franklin and others sat down and created a written document freeing the colonists from Great Britain.
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The Continental Congress approved the final draft ultimately freeing the colonies from Great Britain.