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Taxed imported Molasses to the Colonies
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General search warrants that enabled customs officers to enter any location during the day to look for evidence of smuggling
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Issued by King George 3 following Great Britain acquisition banning colonists from settling west of the Proclamation line
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Regulated paper money issued by colonies.Banned use of paper
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Imposing new taxes on trade and required accused smugglers
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Secret Organization created in the 13 colonies. Organizing huge demonstrations and intimidating stamp distributors.
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Act of the British Parliament that exacted revenue from colonies by imposing a stamp duty
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Taxed goods imported to American colonies. Allowed officials to seize private property under certain circumstances without following due process. Sam Adams
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Agreement which boycotted which restricted importation of good to the city of boston
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Confrontation on British Soldiers shot several people while being harassed by a mob
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Lead up to American Revolution
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Act of parliament of great britain. reduced the massive amount of tea held by financially troubled
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Shadow gov organized by the patriot leader of 13 colonies
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Colonists toss British tea into Boston Harbor A witness later testified that Sam Adams and John Hancock were among those who boarded the ships.
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Meant to punish colonists and end colonial challenges to
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Replacing temporary gov created at the time of proclamation
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Meeting of delegates from 12 of the 13 British Colonies that became the USA
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Pronounced adopted by the second continental congress. The pronouncement adopted by the Second Continental Congress meeting at the Pennsylvania State House in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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