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Also known as the 7 years war, and during this Britain became so preoccupied with the war that they started to neglect the colonies. Ended with British victory in 1763.
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Britain was in extreme debt, and to make up for the lost money they taxed the colonies. This act taxed not only for sugar but also for indigo, coffee, and wine.
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The first direct tax on the colonies, and this tax was on every paper document
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acts that taxed tea,paint, glass, lead, and paper
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Boston was infamous for being full of rebels...so of course to maintain order they sent troops to do just that
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British troops were sent to Boston to calm down some rebels, and got spooked when a child threw a snowball at a soldier and shots were fired. Only 5 were killed but news quickly spread around the colonies.
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Colonists burned a hated British Shooner.
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A group called the Sons of Liberty were outraged by the taxations, and plotted to dress up as indians and to get onboard an english trade ship and toss all the tea into the sea.
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56 delegates from the 12 colonies met in order to respond to the Intolerable Acts
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Delegates met once again at the beginning of the Revolutionary War to discuss how to organize the country, since at the time was in chaos.
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Encouraged colonies to get fired up at the thought of breaking off with England. Used logic to influence view on war.
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Election was a tie between TJ and Burr, but since Hamilton liked TJ as a person, TJ was elected as president.
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Pirates not only declared war but also seized American ships, and in response TJ sends ships to the mediterranean to protect the U,.S.
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14 years reduced to 5 years
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hoorah!
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army after reduction was about 1796 units
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British would take over American ships in search of desserters
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Absolutely no foreign trade rule