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The Treaty of Paris ended the French and Indian war.
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The Proclamation act kept the colonists from expanding into the new territory gained after the French and Indian war.
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The sugar tax was a tax England placed on certain items imported to the colonies including,sugar, wines, coffee along with regulating export of iron and lumber in the colonies.
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an act the required colonist to provide housing to british soldiers.
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The Stamp Act Congress was a meeting with representatives from some of the colonies that discussed protesting the stamp act and other british taxes on the colonies
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The declaration of rights and grievances was created by the stamp act congress and brought up fourteen things that the colonists thought were against their rights.
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Stamp Act was repealed.
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The Declaratory act diminished the Sugar Act and stated that Britain had the same powers over the colonies as it did in England.
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The Townshend Acts were a series of six acts that were purposed to generate profit to pay judges and governors so that they would remain loyal to England.
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The boston massacre was when several colonists were killed by british soldiers in the streets of Boston
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The committee was a seperate government to coordinate against Britain and between colonies.
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gave the British East Indian Company full rights to selling the colonies tea.
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The Boston Tea Party was a protest by the colonies against the Tea act that included the dumping of a ships worth of tea that was dumped into the harbor.
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The Intolerable acts were placed on Boston after the tea party and the took away the self government of Boston along with some other rights.
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The First Continental Congress was a meeting of representatives from twelve states that discussed revolution and specifically the coercive acts.
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First shots of the Revolution fired
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The battle of Bunker Hill was during the revolutionary war fought near Boston.
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was the last attempt at avoiding war with Britain.
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Common sense was a pamphlet published by Thomas Paine that helped inspire the colonies to revolution.
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Independence declared from Britain by the colonies.