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  The two countries were Britain and France. The French expansion into the Ohio valley brought conflict. If the French would have won then the American Revolution may never of happened.
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  Benjamin Franklin wanted to unify the 13 colonies with this plan. If the plan went through then the colonies would be unified under centralized government.
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  Conflict between the Native Americans and colonist.
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  They couldn't go west of the appalachian mountains since it was french territory. It became one of the cornerstones of Native American laws in the United states and Canada
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  Modern version of the molasses act so that they pay taxes on sugar. It was one of the causes of the Boston tea party and the no taxation without representation.
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  It regulates paper money issued by the colonies of British America.
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  A tax on the legal recognition of documents also on newspapers.
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  The colonist had to provide for British soldiers and could not refuse.
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  It was formed to protect the colonist' rights and fight the taxation by the British government.
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  It repealed the stamp act but it made all taxing authority in America the same as Britain's.
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  It added taxes to glass, lead, paints, paper, and tea. The colonies saw this as an abuse of power.
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  British soldiers shot and killed seven people while being attacked by a mob. It was important because it sparked a campaign by speech-writers to rouse ire of the citizenry.
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  It was to add taxes to tea so it could bail the East India company but it lead to the Boston tea party one of the largest wastes of tea possible.
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  It was a political protest by the Sons of Liberty by dumping large amounts of tea into the Boston harbor.
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  It was a series of laws caused by a series of events.
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  The act gave French Canadians religious freedom and restored the French form of civil law.
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  When delegates from 12 of the 13 colonies met in Philadelphia to organize colonial resistance. It was called in response to the intolerable act.
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  It was a speech he made to the Second Virginia Convention on March 23, 1775, at St. John's Church in Richmond, Virginia.
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  It was the first battle of the Revolutionary war.
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  It was the congress that was set when the Declaration of Independence was written and was made shortly after the war with Britain started.
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  It was a confidence boost for the inexperienced colonial forces since they caused heavy casualties to British forces.
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  It advertised independence from Great Britain throughout the 13 colonies and it is the first large scale thing against the British government.