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It was signed by the kingdoms of Great Britain, France and Spain after the British victiory in the Seven Years' War.
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British prohibited the settlement by the colonists. It was difficult to enforce and the feared conflicts with the Native Americans.
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All the revenues were for the crown, not spent on the colonies. Admiralty courts tried offenders.
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The purpose of the vent was to raise revenue to support British troops in America. Placed a tax on 50 trade items such ad newspapers, playing cards, diplomas, legal documents, etc.
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Ordered the colonists to supply the soldiers with living quarters, fuel, candles, and cider or beer.
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First example of colonists working together. Declared that stamp taxes could not be colected without the people's consent.
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The Declaration of Rights and Grievances was a document written by the Stamp Act Congress.
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Passed the declaratory Act. Stated that the king and Parliament had full authority over the colonies in all matters.
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It wads an act of Parliament of Great Britain, it changed the lessoned the Sugar Act.
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Import tax on glasse, lead, paper, and tea. The money collected was used to pay royal governors and British judges.
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Colonists protested against British troops and the frightened British troops shot into the group of colonists.
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It kept the colonists informed on what was happening in the other states in the colonies.
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IT was the last act in a series of unpopular policies and taxes imposed by Britain on the American colonies.
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Bostanians disguised as Indians raided British ships in the Boston Harbor and chucked the tea over the side into the Harbor.
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They were passed to punish Boston for the tea party. They closed the Boston Harbor. It gave Dictorial powers to the governor.
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It was a meeting of the delegates from twelve of the thirteen colonies, everyone but Georgia. They talked about the Intolerable Acts.
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This was the night of Paul Revere's night ride. The British were on the march to Lexington and Concord looking for supplies and the colonists were waiting for them. No one knows who shot first at Lexington.
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This was a war on Breed's Hill, It was a tie because each side lost a ton of troops and both sides retreated.
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The British king rejected the Appeal to reason from the colonists.
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Thomas Paine wrote Common Sense, which called for American independence for a strong and frderal union.
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Thomas Jefferson sat down and wrote the document. It borrowed ideas from smart people such as John Locke.