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British Taxes the Colonist is whenbritain's King George III supported the idea of taxing the colonist.
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In 1765 Samuel Adams was thinking about how to protest the stamp act.
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In October 1765 leaders from nine colonies held a meeting in New York City called the Stamp Act Congress.
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Parliament voted to repeal the Stamp Act in 1766
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In 1767 Parlament passed the Townshend Acts
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In 1770 the Townshend Act Reapaled.
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A Massacre is a killing of many people who cannot defend themselves.
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Adams formed a Committee of Correspondence in Boston in 1772.
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In 1773, Committees of Correspondence began writing abut the Tea Act, a new law passed by Parlament.
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In 1773 the Sons of Liberty dressed up as Mohawks and dumped the tea into the harber.
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Colonists began calling these new laws the Intolerble Acts.
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The First Continental Congress was in Philadelphia.
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On April 18 Pual Revere warned the colonist that the british were coming.
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The Second Continental Congress began meeting in Philadelphia in May 1775.
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Though the fighting took place on Beeds Hill, this battle is known as the Battle of Bunker Hill.