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The act did not allow all settlement passed the Appalachian Mountains.
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It was also known as the Revenue Act was never really collected due to colonial resistance and evasion.
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It was passed by the British Parliament and it requires them to pay a tax on every piece of printed paper they use.
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The British Parliament met and passed the quartering act for the Americans It stated that if there was no room for troops at the camp they could go to public housing.
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A meeting in New York City with representatives from some of the British Colonies in North America. It was the first gathering of all the colonies
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After months of arguing and an appeal by Benjamin Franklin and Parliament voted to repeal the Stamp Act.
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Parliment agreed to get ride of the stamp act only if the Declaratory act was passed.
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The acts are named after Charles Townshend who thought of the program.an attempt to assert what is to be considered as a historic right.
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A riot rising from the colonists toward the British troops then the troops fired at the crowd and killed several people
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they rallied colonial rebels against the British and established a political union among the Thirteen Colonies
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The tea acts allowed the British East India Company Tea a portion on tea sales in the American colonies.
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It was a political protest by the sons of liberty in boston where they dumped all the tea in the harbor because of the taxes.
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The intolerable acts were in response to the Boston Tea party. It was meant to punish the colonists.
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Meeting of the Delegates from twelve of the thirteen colonies at the Carpenter's Hall in Philadelphia.
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It declares that taxes on the colonies that they do not agree with are unconstitutional
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it was the first battle of the revolutionary war British troops moved from Boston towards Lexington and concord to seize the colonists supplies.
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It was the first great battle of the Revolutionary war, it was fought near Boston. The British drove the Americans from their fort of Breeds Hill to Bunker Hill.
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John Dixson drafted to petition which was adopted by the second continental congres, and sent to King George the III
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Thomas Paine explained that the people must fight against the unfair ways of king George the III and the British Parliament
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It is defined as the formal statement written by Thomas Jefferson declaring the freedom of the thirteen colonies.
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The Treaty of Paris was signed in Paris by representatives of King George and representatives of the United States