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   The Navigational Acts limited what the colonists could receive from other countries. Put rules on raw materials traded out of the colonies. The Navigational Acts limited what the colonists could receive from other countries. Put rules on raw materials traded out of the colonies.
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   passed in 1733 and allowed british east india company (beic) to sell tea directly to colonists passed in 1733 and allowed british east india company (beic) to sell tea directly to colonists
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   Indirect Taxes Indirect Taxes
 Duties on mallasses and sugar
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  Tax on all paper products
 Official stamp on all paper items
 Direct act
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  The parliament declared to make laws for the colonies in all cases whatsoever.
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   Taxes on glass, lead, paints, paper, and tea Taxes on glass, lead, paints, paper, and tea
 violent acts from the sons of liberty
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   crowd gathers and hassles soldiers, throwing snowballs and shouting - more troops arrive, colonists get more and more angry crowd gathers and hassles soldiers, throwing snowballs and shouting - more troops arrive, colonists get more and more angry
 - FIRE, IF U DARE!
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   Passed to punish Boston tea party Passed to punish Boston tea party
 -Boston Harbor closed until tea paid for '
 - massachusetts charter canceled
 -quartering Act required colonists to house soldiers
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  The first continental congress was a meeting of delegates from 12 of the 13 British colonies, that met to deal with the intolerable acts. Georgia was the only one that did not send a representative to the congress. they agreed to boycott the British.
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  printing money with post office setup. They sent olive Branches asking the king to protect their rights.
 -for that the king hired 30,000 Hessian Soldiers in response
 created a continental army led by george washington.
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  -Washington realized his men were disorganized and need discipline.
 -They needed more weapons.
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  - Pamphlet inspires more colonists to become patriots -"every thing that is right or reasonable pleads for separation. The blood of the slain, the weeping voice of nature cries, 'TIS TIME TO PART" - Thomas Paine, common sense
 
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  Washington believes his army is ready and his new weapons arrive
 -Washington puts cannons on Dorchester heights overlooking Boston
 -BRITISH retreat - AMERICAN Victory
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  -Debate on declaring independence
 - Thomas Jefferson is the primary author of the document
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  - All 13 colonies vote YES on declaring independence
 
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