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When the Sugar Act was set, the tax on the smuggling of sugar and molasses. It was important because it was to stop smuggling.
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When the tax on all paper goods was set. It was important because it affected the colonists, the reason being was that they were being taxed without a say.
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Was when a series of acts passed by the British Parliament. It is important because it was another reason that the colonists were upset.
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It was the protest in which 5 Americans were killed. It was important because it showed what was happening in Boston.
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It was when a few rebels dressed as native Americans and dumped 10,000 pounds worth of tea into the Boston harbor.
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It was the first meeting of all the colonies uniting for the first time. It is important because it was the first time we were uniting as a nation.
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It was when Paul Revere yelled the famous line "The British are coming". It is important because he warned the rebels that the red coats were there to attack.
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It was the 1st battle of the Revolutionary War. It is important because it showed it wasn't going to be easy to win.
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It was the first battle between the British and the rebels. It is important because it was the first sign of war.
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It was when the colonists sent a petition to King George 111 asking for peace but was declined. It is important because It showed that it would not be easy to get their independence and that they would have to really fight for it.
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It was when George Washington took his troops secretly across the Delaware River in order to launch a surprise attack. It was important so they could attack the Hessian troops.
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It was the turning point in the war of the American Revolution. It is important because it was when America finally had the upper hand in the battle.
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It was the harsh winter that the soldiers had to go through during the war. It was important because it shows the hardship that they had to go through in order to gain our independence.
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It was the final battle of the American Revolution. it is important because it was the point at which the British finally surrendered.