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A line enforced by King George III along the Appalachian mountains in which the Colonists could not settle beyond that point -
Raised taxes on imports of sugar and molasses: merchants accused of smuggling did not receive a true jury, which violated British law -
Taxed printed materials and was the first direct tax on colonists -
Taxed glass, lead, paper, paint, and tea imported by the colonies and allowed officials to take private property without due process -
A tax made by the British against the Colonists to regain wealth after the Seven Year War -
This marked the start of the Revolutionary War, and was where the Shot Heard Around the World took place. -
These laws: shut down Boston's port until the tea was paid for, governor controlled everything in the colony and forced citizens to allow British soldiers to stay with them -
Congress introduced the declaration of rights and grievances that expressed loyalty to the king, but condemned the coercive acts and also decided to boycott British goods. -
Formed the continental company -
A pamphlet attacking King George III by pointing out flaws in his ruling. -
A document addressing equality and the natural rights of life