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This Treaty/ Agreement ended the seven years war against Britain, France and allied French Native American tribes. Great Britain, Spain, France and Portugal all signed in agreement.
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The proclamation Act was set up to forbid any settlers from settling at any point past the Appalachian Mountains.
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The Sugar Act was a modification of the Molasses Act of 1733. The Sugar tax was forced because of the overwhelming debt caused by the 7 year war with the French and Indians.
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The Stamp act was passed by British parliament onto the thirteen colonies in 1765. This Act enforced colonists to use special paper with a stamp on it while writing letters, newspapers and other things.
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This act, enforced by British parliament enforced colonists to provide any needed accommodations or housing for the British soldiers in the colonies.
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This was a unified group of various representatives from across the 13 colonies who met together and came up with a protest against Britain's taxations.
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This was a draft written at the Stamp Act Congress addressing the issues of taxation without representation, and the overall disapproval of taxation from Great Britain onto the colonists.
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After months of protest the colonists won an appeal by the British Parliament after a meeting with Benjamin Franklin in the British house of commons.
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This Act accompanied the repeal of the stamp act and the lessening of the sugar act.
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Acts put in place to try and take revenue from colonists by taxing imported goods such as glass, leads, paints, paper and tea.
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Unarmed English protesters were fired upon by the British army in Boston. Three were killed instantly and two later died from their wounds.
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The first established colonial unions in the thirteen colonies. They were created to combat British taxes.
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An act enacted to bail out the British east tea company from debt. The tea company was declared a monopoly for the colonies by the British government, which ultimately lead to the Boston tea party
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They were acts brought upon the colonists From the British parliament after the destruction at the Boston tea party.
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The first congress gathered colony representatives to discuss the issue of unfair taxing by the British government.
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The first military engagements between colonists and British resistance.
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This was the first important battle fought in the American Revolution. Although the Americans lost, they inflicted major casualties upon the British forces.
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King refuses to negotiate.
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A colonial pamphlet written supporting the idea of separation and independence from Great Britain.
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A written independence agreement written for king James instructing that the American people wanted freedom and the separation from Britain's power.