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British concessions to france in the west indies.
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Colonial merchants were required to pay a tax on each gallon of foreign molasses.
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Forbade settlement past line of the appalachian mountains.
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Legal and commercial documents had to have a stamp.
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American colonists were forced to provide accommodations for British soldiers.
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First gathering of elected representatives of American Colonies.
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Declared that taxes placed on british colonists without formal consent was unconstitutional.
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Pamphlet written to inspire the people in the 13 colonies to fight for independence. Thomas Paine wrote it January 1, 1766 and was published on February 14, 1766.
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Colonial opposition led to the repeal.
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Accompanied the repeal of The Stamp Act.
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Series of acts passed by the parliament of Great Britain.
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Street fight that occurred between a patriot mob and several british soldiers.
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Shadow governments organized by leaders of the patriots.
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Meant to reduce the massive surplus of tea held by british east india company.
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Adopted by the second continental congress in an attempt for the 13 colonies and great britain to avoid war.
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Political protest by the sons of liberty where tea was dumped into boston harbor.
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American name for series of laws passed after the Boston tea party.
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Delegates from 12 of the 13 colonies met in Philadelphia.
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First military engagement in the american revolutionary war.
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The British capture Charlestown, Peninsula.
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A formal statement declaring the freedom of the American colonies from Great Britain.