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A major war fought between Britain and France in the American colonies.
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A declaration made by Britain that ended the French and Indian War.
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Parliament passed this act, which was a tax on sugar in the colonies.
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Another tax put on the American colonies by the British that put a tax on all printed materials (newspapers, legal documents, etc.)
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Required the colonists to provide shelter to British soldiers without their consent.
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Four laws were passed by Parliament, for American colonists. This angered the colonists more.
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A group of British soldiers shot into a crowd after being provoked and killed five colonists.
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It reinforced a tea tax in the American colonies and also prohibited colonists from buying tea from other sources.
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A protest by American colonists after the Tea Act was passed. Colonists dressed up as American Indians and poured approximately 342 chests of tea into the harbor in Boston.
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They were harsh and "intolerable" laws passed by Parliament. They were meant to punish colonists after the Boston Tea Party.
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All of the colonies (except Georgia) secretly sent representatives to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They demanded rights (life, liberty, property, public assembly, and trial by jury).
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These battles marked the beginning of the American Revolution.