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A law written off by Britain that separated the colonists from the Native Americans by putting the Natives on the other side of the Apalachin mountains and prohibited the colonists from going onto their land. -
Tax imposed on sugar and molasses that the colonists bought from places other than Britain -
Laws passed by Britain that put a tax on things like stamps, paper, and many other factors that were used by the colonists to communicate with people in Britain and make shipments. -
A forced law passed by Britain that made the Colonies only buy tea from the British East Indian tea company. -
Laws pasted by Britain that were imposed on the colonists in response to the Boston Tea Party -
A meeting between 55 delegates in Philadelphia discussing how the colonies would handle the Intolerable Acts -
This was the first battle of the American Revolution and is also known as the "shot heard around the world." -
A governing body formed right after Lexington and Concord to plan out war and unite the colonies to form a victory over Britain and was the governing body that was around when drafting the declaration of Independence. -
Taxes that were imposed on thins like glass, tea, paper, and paint that was imported to the America's to raise revenue for Britain. -
An article published by Thomas Paine that attacked King Henry the 3rd saying that Parliament cant do anything without the kings support. -
A document stating that the 13 colonies were dependent from Britain and had their independence that was based off the ideas of John Locke.