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This ended the French and Indiad War in North America. The war was between Great Britain and France. The treaty stated that France gave up all of its territories.
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The Sugar Act was a time when tax was dropped from sugar and molasses. This was enforced by Parliament.
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The Stamp Act required colonists to pay tax for printed paper. The paper could be legal doucments or even newspapers, it all required the tax
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The Quartering Act was used to provide british soldiers with homes while they were on the move. If homes did not have enough room than the soldiers stayed in inns in the town.
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The Virginian Resolution was the process of resolving problems which Virginia faced after the Stamp Act.
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This group was formed secretly, they opposed the Stamp Act. The group tried to fight back against the act.
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A common saying of the Stamp Act Congress was, "No taxation without representation". This was led by James Otis.
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Extra money was added to tea, glass, lead and paper. The money was used to help pay for administration of colonies.
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Hancock had his ships seized and charges were added to his cargo on the ships.
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The Boston Massacre was fighting between british toops and colonists. The fighting began as colonists threw snowballs and the british.
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Cartons of tea were dumped into the Boston Harbor by Patriots because of the taxes added to tea.
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This occured after the Boston Tea Party, self government and judicial independence was taken away from Massachusetts.
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This battle started the Revolutionary War.
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This was a battle between the British and the Americans, the Americans were defeated by the British.
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This gave all Americans their independence.
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This was a turning point on the Revolutionary War, because Washington proved that they could win wars.
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The Articles of Confederation were brought to the United States by the Congress. They state that the Congress is the national government.
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The battle occured in New Jersey against Washington's and Clinton's troops.
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This took place near Chesapeake Bay and assured the winning of independence from Great Britain for the Americas.
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Briitsh regulars and Loyalists try to defeat Charleston, commander John Laurens is killed in the process.
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